This tutorial will show you how to use the Think Deeper feature with your Copilot questions on Web, Windows 11, and Windows 10.
Microsoft Copilot is an AI-powered digital assistant designed to help you with a range of tasks and activities.
Think Deeper is available to all signed-in Copilot users.
Think Deeper is helpful to get answers to complex questions, even faster. Think Deeper’s reasoning model has been upgraded to OpenAI’s o3-mini (high). This means you’ll wait less to get answers. The updated reasoning model gives Think Deeper additional flexibility when tackling complex problems and improves its overall speed when providing responses.
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Here's How:
1 Open the copilot.microsoft.com site or Copilot app on Windows 10/11.
2 Sign in to Copilot with your Microsoft account if not already.
3 Click/tap on the Think Deeper button to toggle it on or off (default) as wanted. (see screenshots below)
4 If you turned on Think Deeper, you will now get that extra support from Copilot with your questions.
That's it,
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