Copilot AI app is getting uninstalled automatically
Copilot AI app is getting uninstalled automatically due to new Windows 11 update, users are upset
A strange problem has come to light in the latest Windows 11 update released by Microsoft. After this update, many users have complained that the Copilot AI app has been automatically uninstalled and disappeared from the taskbar. This problem has been seen in many versions of Windows 10 and Windows 11, due to which users are angry and upset.
New problem with Windows update
- This problem has arisen due to KB5053598 and KB5053602 updates released by Microsoft in March 2025.
- This bug is affecting Windows 11 22H2, 23H2, 24H2 and Windows 10 21H2, 22H2 versions.
- The Copilot AI app is getting automatically uninstalled and users have to reinstall it manually.
- Many users have complained that the Copilot icon has also been removed from the taskbar, making it difficult to access.
- Microsoft has acknowledged the problem and said that they are trying to fix it as soon as possible.
What is Copilot AI and why is it important?
Copilot AI is an artificial intelligence-based assistant (AI Assistant) developed by Microsoft, which integrates with Microsoft Edge, Bing, and other Windows services. With its help, users can:
- Generate text
- Search the web faster
- Edit images and documents
- Get assistance in coding and programming
It was launched as a key feature in Windows 11, allowing users to experience a smart AI assistant.
Will Microsoft fix this problem?
Microsoft has acknowledged in the Windows Update Release Notes that the Copilot AI app uninstall problem is due to a bug present in their new update. However, the company has not yet provided a permanent solution to it.
- Microsoft has advised that affected users manually reinstall the Copilot AI app from the Microsoft Store.
- Users can also re-pin it to the taskbar.
- This issue is not affecting Copilot for Microsoft 365, which works inside the Office suite.
- Other Windows Update bugs and issues
- This new update is not only affecting Copilot AI, but also other important features.
Remote Desktop Connection issue: Many users have reported that Remote Desktop Connection is not working after the update. Blue Screen of Death (BSOD): In some cases, Windows is crashing and giving blue screen error after the update. SSD performance drop: Many users have also said that the performance of SSD drives has become very slow.
- User reaction: Anger and disappointment
Windows users have taken to social media and Microsoft forums to complain about the issue. Many users say that Microsoft should have done testing beforehand so that such problems would not arise.
User reactions on Twitter
@TechGuru: “Microsoft shouldn’t have removed Copilot so quickly, I use it everyday! 😡”
@WindowsUser22: “My Copilot disappeared with the new update, and now I have to reinstall it! 😠”
@AI_Fanatic: “Copilot used to make my workflow better, Microsoft should fix this ASAP! 😕”
Way forward for Microsoft
Microsoft is promising to fix the issue as soon as possible. Possible solutions may include
Releasing a patch update to fix this bug. Issuing guidelines for affected users so that they can easily reinstall Copilot. Strengthening the feedback system so that user problems can be identified quickly.
The sudden disappearance of the Copilot AI app from the new Windows 11 update has put many users in trouble. Microsoft has acknowledged this bug and is working on a fix. However, until then users will need to install it manually.
