You too can get the satisfaction of maiming or killing a spy embedded in your organization.
from my time in windows, i think you can do win+R and that will open the run dialogue, them try gpedit in there. (quick edit: it appears that windows Home editions dont allow you to use gpedit, only Pro editions, so read the next bit i guess)
I'd definitely recommend using the tool Winaero Tweaker instead, which not only can disable Copilot in a single click, but has so many features inside which can make windows just a little bit less insane to use, including removing telemetry, and even reverting some UI changes (though controversial i think 11 does look better than 10. coughs)
it's simply a frontend to gpedit and regedit as you kindaaa shouldnt be going in there and changing things yourself as things might break.
heres a fun thing you can do as well: try installing it by opening your terminal, and typing "winget install winaero.tweaker". which is Windows' built in package manager. you can also use "winget upgrade winaero.tweaker" to keep it up to date (really a good thing to do as Microsoft loves changing things around) or "winget upgrade --all" to update everything on your computer which winget supports.
it's a very handy (though extremely shitty) tool that will get you used to the main difference between windows and Linux, if you ever plan on switching. Its also just pretty convenient, you can even use it to install Microsoft Store stuff without an account, and was my preferred way to install anything while using Windows anyway.
also linux package management is so much better there's no "installer wizards" that demand your attention and need to do it you jusy start the install and it does it and can even install/update multiple things in parallel













