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Windows 11 Copilot now tells you what’s slowing down your PC, while using 1GB RAM itself

Windows 11 Copilot is evolving to diagnose performance bottlenecks, though reports note the tool consumes 1GB of RAM.

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The brief

Microsoft is introducing functionality within Windows 11 that allows Copilot to identify causes of system slowdowns. The AI-powered tool, referred to as PC Insights, is designed to diagnose performance issues affecting the PC.

Coverage from Windows Latest, Cyberpress, and GBHackers focuses on the diagnostic nature of the update. Digital Trends and News18 report that the system alerts users regarding these performance bottlenecks.

While the feature aims to optimize user experience, one report highlights that the Copilot process utilizes 1GB of RAM. Coverage does not specify the full rollout timeline or system requirements beyond the resource usage noted.

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Quick answers

What is the new Copilot feature designed to do?

It identifies what is slowing down Windows 11 PCs and diagnoses performance issues.

How much memory does the tool require?

One report states that the Copilot feature uses 1GB of RAM.

Who is reporting on this development?

Coverage includes reports from Windows Latest, Cyberpress, News18, GBHackers, and Digital Trends.

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