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Based on your screenshot in the opening post Thats from Intel !!!! Intel driver & support Assistant program (aka Queenscreek - via the Task it sets up when you downloaded it) have exactly that of 1 minute ago Remove it from your system

all i do is run the >> fix << option on this program, Download Farbar Recovery Scan Tool with the 2 commands i posted Start:: CreateRestorePoint: CloseProcesses: EmptyTemp: End:: drag from notepad

Safe mode is NOT required, for the example i provided..... its not my set-up, i have tweeked a BleepingComputers malware FRST64 set-up all you need to do is to include/use the 2 command settings i reported

so you dont use the closeprocesses command, followed by this command Emptytemp: should show somethin like this BITS transfer queue => 1572864 B DOMStore, IE Recovery, AppCache, Feeds Cache, Thumbcache, IconCache => 119074239 B Java, Discord, Steam htmlcache, WinHttpAutoProxySvc/winhttp *.cache...

close in-use temp files, by adding the CloseProcesses: command setting at the start of your .bat

why !!!! all i'm doing is proving MS has no idea how its copilots availability criteria is rubbish/wrong..... likely as i have a "legacy" pre-MS account set-up for W11.... no email required OS

copilots answer to "its-self" on being available on my local account with NO MS account ......definately working:boom:

well looks like there's no requirement on mine🤣; note my install never used/required a dummy email address either..... blank (ohh the good old days)

NEVER had an MS account on this machine, was set up that way...(local account ONLY) Only got a OLD hotmail.com address note it was linked to my IP setup, on another comp :rolleyes:

HMMMM i've got co-pilot(preview) running on my machine with a local account and its never had an MS account on it @fg2001gf11F @Bree Roy

Hi your error message NO Internet secured would imply your not using wpa2-personal and encryption type aes. (your networkwork security key is likely correct or you would get the spinning circle and trying to connect) these are my settings on my ax201 card and Virgin

have you looked at the settings in Device manager Ethernet --- Duplex setting WiFi ---- preferred bandwidth

UNfortunately its possible to use any mathematical probability statistic to either enhance or reduce the "result" that you require to be more usefull in your case Prime example is "%" deaths caused by X,Y,Z etc ALLWAYS goes over 100%

see update with screenshot

post 7 on tutorial