--- title: 'Microsoft Changed Everything in Windows' source: 'https://youtube.com/watch?v=M-KRrYqOz-4' video_id: 'M-KRrYqOz-4' date: 2026-07-28 duration_sec: 613 --- # Microsoft Changed Everything in Windows > Source: [Microsoft Changed Everything in Windows](https://youtube.com/watch?v=M-KRrYqOz-4) ## Summary Microsoft's aggressive integration of Copilot AI into Windows 11 has backfired, leading to a quiet removal of the assistant from core apps. The company now acknowledges its mistake and plans a major update called Windows K2, focusing on performance and user feedback rather than AI features. ### Key Points - **Microsoft's AI Overreach** [00:02] — Microsoft aggressively integrated Copilot into Windows 11, adding buttons to Notepad, Photos, and other apps. This was seen as desperate and intrusive, similar to past failed assistants like Cortana and Clippy. - **Copilot Removed from Apps** [01:25] — Microsoft quietly removed Copilot from Notepad, Photos, capture tool, and widgets, admitting the integration was not useful. The company said it would be more intentional about where Copilot appears. - **Microsoft Admits Mistake** [02:59] — Microsoft acknowledged its error in spreading Copilot too widely, stating they would focus on 'genuinely useful' experiences rather than putting AI everywhere. - **History of Failed Assistants** [04:03] — The video compares Copilot to Cortana and Clippy, noting that Microsoft has a pattern of overhyping and then abandoning AI assistants. Copilot faces similar user apathy. - **Public Distrust of AI** [05:11] — A US survey found 50% of people are suspicious of AI. With Windows adoption already declining 15% over 10 years, forcing AI on users drives them away. - **Developer Needs** [06:10] — Users want performance, simplicity, and stability, not AI features. The video uses a chair analogy to emphasize comfort and focus over unnecessary additions. - **Copilot Plus PC Failure** [07:10] — Microsoft's attempt to launch Copilot Plus PCs with a dedicated Copilot button flopped. The company invested billions in OpenAI but struggled to make Copilot compelling. - **Windows K2 Update** [08:06] — Microsoft is planning a major update called Windows K2, shifting focus to performance, usability, and user feedback. AI integration is notably absent from leaked plans. ## Transcript Microsoft hard. Something went wrong for Microsoft, a worrying trend emerged , and the company decided to take action. If you've opened your Windows 11 recently noticed, or you may not have, but something has changed. It may seem like a small thing, but what's happening behind the scenes could be a handbrake being applied to artificial intelligence. What's going on? It's the end of an era, Windows 12 is coming to the area. So, let's understand the panic crisis that hit Microsoft. Let's go. Gemini copilot. Microsoft invested an unbelievable amount of money could compete with Google, right? They never will be. That's all I'm saying, right? Time passed, and Microsoft invested an unbelievable amount of money competitive with other solutions. And that also went wrong, didn't it? Well, Microsoft's idea was that Copilot would be the company's new flagship product and the engine, you know, pulling the train of a new Microsoft, a new era, so to speak, and Microsoft used the same strategy that had worked many times in the past. Spread the tool to all Explorer for a while. Who remembers? Man, I used to be a defender of Internet going through my head, but I liked it, you know? So, Microsoft put the little cyclostat button in as many apps as possible. Even notepads now have a button to call the copilot. My brother, that's annoying, isn't it? The Windows taskbar now has a shortcut for compilot. My brother's here, man. It's on my computer. It seemed like desperation. It seemed that way, didn't it? That wasn't man. Nobody woke up in the morning, like, opened a notepad and thought: "Wow, Mia would solve my life, right, in a notepad, so that would be fantastic, man." No, but Microsoft already put it in Notepad anyway. Not wanting to know anyone's opinion. I'll go to the notepad to dominate the world, I ran spectacularly. And now Microsoft has quietly removed it from Notepad in secrecy. Nobody is using a boss. What to do? Take it off, take it off. almost as if the company were ashamed. Oh, sorry, guys. I was totally out of it, okay? Out of nowhere, Microsoft removed this notepad integration from the Photos app, the capture tool. of the widgets. The only explanation for that attitude was given to the Windows Insiders members. What is like a special group of users who receive the latest Windows updates first quick explanation, right? For the rest of the users, the compilation only made the chat disappear, that's all. But Peter, what's the explanation? Calm down, young man. Are you nervous? So, just listen to that we'll be more intentional about how and where Copilot experiences that are genuinely useful and well-crafted. As part of this, we are reducing unnecessary CPIL entry points. In other words, Microsoft is now acknowledging its mistake. At least there's that, right? Microsoft is now a new entity undergoing deconstruction. apologizes, they're even better than someone who's never made a mistake, right? You know who's watching Twitter, you know. Well, from now on they're going to focus on experiences that are practically admitting that the thing wasn't really useful before, right, man? Now, now we're really going to focus on what's useful, because it was useful before, it wasn't. And that. A notepad, dude, as the name suggests, is something you open to quickly write something down, without formatting—a note, a shopping list, a reminder, right? Damn, seriously, bro, a notepad is a notepad, right? But Microsoft's strategy won't stop there. What nobody knows is that Fim took a wave of integrations with pilots that they promised way back, because Microsoft was going to add AI and even more, right? We would have it in Windows notifications, in Windows settings, in man, was going to become the operating system for Microsoft has abandoned this idea. They opposite approach, to reduce the presence of Copilot within Windows. Before, my brother, they were going to throw copilot at your strength. So, man, I have to point out that Windows is a new obsession for Microsoft, okay? Anyone who used Windows 10 should remember Cortana. Remember Cortana? 9. Cortana, for those who don't remember, OK? It was virtual assistant, right? It was a virtual center that was supposed to know all the answers both inside and outside the user's machine . The name Cortana came from the "I" that helped the Mative, right? The hero of the Halo franchise. He's played Halo before, so he's from there that fictional character to become a real person inside Windows. And the older crowd , man, I think they'll remember, bro, that unbearable Office suite, which was an evolution of the virtual puppy, the Windows 95 assistant. Remember me? Everywhere you opened Excel or Word, all of this, you can now board the bus without paying. Congratulations, Mapita, you just I don't remember. I don't remember, man. That's just something that came to my Microsoft wanted Copadillo to finally bring the future to the user's hands , right? An AI that completes the operating system. Did it work? No, not this time. Why? First, Microsoft was too eager to get what it deserved, about traveling. A recent survey conducted in the United States showed that 50% of the population is more of problems that are arising in everyday life. It's half the group, half the group is suspicious of A. You can't ignore half of your user base, and you ca especially when your numbers are falling. Yes, I said at the beginning of this video, the water hit my butt, that little drop, you know? Windows adoption is declining. Over the last 10 years, we've had a 15% drop. It will be? Isn't that true? While Microsoft was pushing for something else, and the public perhaps wanted something else— performance, simplicity, stability, less frills—Windows 11 practically became a showcase for Copilot. If you're a programmer or work to work with a simple tool that delivers what you need with unnecessary features? That's right , man. 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This is an evolution that's here AI. What went wrong, man, was Microsoft's strategy with Copilot bad strategy, didn't they? They were kind of too fast, too hasty, too intrusive, right? They got involved, damn it, I don't know . Yeah, it's really intrusive, man. The use of [software/software] had become the centerpiece of Windows 11, to the point that Microsoft attempted to launch a line of PCs called Copilot Plus. These would be laptops with a a built-in button, just to call the stand A. Flopô. Microsoft has also invested billions of dollars in Openi to share the technology. Copilot, dude, is nothing more than a cousin of GPT chat. Microsoft is now suing n't suing Openai today, huh? Damn, Sam, man, things are tough for you. In other words, things went wrong. The only way out for Microsoft now is to change Windows. Of Palette" button from Notepad isn't going to make anyone go back to using Windows, right? Ah, now that's more like it, now I want Windows. There are no more buttons in Notepad, helps to curb this exodus, strategy will be different from now on. They signaled that kind of attitude, right, that they're going to do that. And since things went wrong, let's give Microsoft a call in the future and have them release another version of Windows. Yes, another Windows, I have no doubt. OK, Windows 11, great, it's all the rage, but there are already people inside thinking ahead. The successor to Windows 11 will be another Windows 11. So what's the surprise? Nobody remembers Windows XP SP2 anymore, right? Windows 7, SP1. When something goes wrong, folks, Microsoft releases a massive update, changes everything, and case of Windows 11, they're talking about something called Windows K2, at least it 's not K7, which makes things complicated. The main change in Windows K2 will be the way goal will be to listen more to the user, better interpret usage data, and listen to the developers themselves. Man, the people in management pushed it from the top down. The public didn't like it, and the intention with Windows K2 is to reverse regain trust and rebuild a community of users and developers. According to internal sources, Windows K2 will also prioritize performance and usability. Dude, there are a lot of things in Windows 11 that 10. Did you notice? If you used Windows 10, are you using Windows 11 today? Didn't you realize that? There are a lot of things in Windows 11 that are confusing to use. All of release date yet, but that will change, of course. Now, do you know what none of the leaks mentioned about Windows K2? Integration with AI. That's over. This chapter will Nobody saw, nobody knew anything. Shut your mouth. It's going to be like comes back to life from time to time, right? It consumes some victims and then roosts again . That's not how it works. That's what happened with clips, with Cortana, and it seems like Cilot will suffer the same fate within Windows. 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