This POS started appearing yesterday in my Office 2024 Outlook classic as well now.
The button is visible but does nothing - yet.
And there are NO settings within Outlook (or any other Office 2024 app) to address Copilot in any way
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As do I.
Sys Restore (to me) was never intended to be a "return to a distant point in the distant past' kinda thing.
It is an ideal way to "return to a state 10 minutes ago now that this file is acting up" kinda thing.
If I ever needed to go wayyyyy back - I would restore a Macrium full...
My main workstation is an ASUS Proart z490-Creator running Windows 11 24H2 and contains an Intel UHD 630 Graphics chip.
I built this workstation clean in Feb 2025 and during the build (following the usual recommended installation advice) - STARTED with the ASUS (Intel) driver for this...
Why would one want to re-use a 59 day old restore anyway?
I do use Sys Restore points but they only make sense if used within a specific timeframe.
No way I would want to reintroduce a 59 day old system back into today.
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Nothing here either - and PSWindowsUpdate did "claim" it was available:
Yet after running my typical script:
The first three listed above are now installed - but no sign of KB5060842 on this machine:
Still rockin 4061
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UPDATE!
Looks like I found the culprit.
Have one Win 10 22H2 VM that I use very regularly - that is a "device" tied to my MS account - and upon further inspection - it did have Shared Experiences - toggled on. Not exactly sure how it got like this as this VM has been in use for 3 years now -...
Yeah - I am aware of knee capping the notifications - but I am really more interested in why the system is even generating a notify in the first place.
Logically - this makes no sense whatsoever.
You can't nag me to sign in to "continue app experiences across devices" when it is abundantly...
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Been using 24H2 since early February - but this annoying message - is triggering a daily Notification and I have hit a dead end trying to determine where it is coming from:
For the record - I use a local account. Will always use a local account - and there is zero chance of ever signing...
Well - that's the way it went here. Not going to spend a bunch of time wondering why.
As noted in the post I linked to - my "desktop" (user) folder - was a plain manila folder as well - until I CTRL-tweaked the icon size on the desktop.
Now the folder is returned back to one with my user...
Update - after trying about 20 different things including swapping OUT the PCI-e card and reverting back to the onboard Intel NIC - and then doing a multitude of network reset type activities - including an obscure reference to clearing the ARP cache - this thing simple works again as of this...