If this is what the Windows considers 'quality updates' after 2 months, then Windows is in really rough shape. Rebranding Copilot in Notepad is the kind of thi

If this is what the Windows considers 'quality updates' after 2 months, then Windows is in really rough shape. Rebranding Copilot in Notepad is the kind of thing I expect from a modern day Microsoft, where they can't possibly understand what people mean when they say the word 'no thank you'. The actual change here should be a global toggle somewhere to just turn it off, forever, with no arguments from the OS. But of course we can't have that because engagement for a product no one wants might fall off. I so, so badly wish this team would pull their head out of their ass, but if this is what their idea of improvement is, then I guess I might be done with Windows when I can't use W10 any more.