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Prompt to help me to find available slots for a meeting
Hello, I try this prompt Please identify two available time slots before the end of August 2024 for a 1-hour meeting with X and Y. The slots should align with their working hours, respective time zones, and avoid any scheduling conflicts. However, the outcomes are not always consistent, and I typically have two types of responses: -I have two time slots as options, but not everyone is available, or the time zone check was not considered. Based on the available information, I have identified two potential time slots for a 1-hour meeting with X and Y before the end of August 2024: * Thursday, August 10th at 9:00 AM CEST (X's local time), which corresponds to Thursday, August 10th at 3:00 AM EDT (Y's local time) * Tuesday, August 22nd at 4:00 PM CEST (X's local time), which corresponds to Tuesday, August 22nd at 10:00 AM EDT (Y's local time). - I received this I'm sorry, but I couldn't find specific availability information for X and Y before the end of August 2024. To identify two available time slots for a 1-hour meeting, I recommend using the scheduling feature within Microsoft 365 to view their calendars and find slots that align with your working hours and time zones. If you need assistance with scheduling or using the features, please let me know how I can help further. Could you suggest a rewording of the Prompt or help me understand the answers? Thanks MatthieuCopilot Missing from M365 Portal
From one day to the next, Copilot Chat disappeared from the portal on one of our small clients' accounts. It's available and working in all other Copilot applications, but it simply disappeared from the Office portal. This is a premium business subscription without a Copilot license. The user has two PCs, and the problem occurs identically on both. No changes have been made. Community, do you have any ideas or suggestions on what the problem might be? Thanks
Chat icon disappears in the M365 Copilot Chat
Hi, We are an Education tenant and have an issue where the "Chat" icon disappears from the left hand navigation in the M365 Copilot Chat app (or Web) after you click on e.g. "Search". The only way to get the Chat icon back is to restart the app or refresh the web page. This only happens to unlicensed users while users with a paid license don't have this issue. Version we are running is: bizchat.20251030.51.4 Anyone else experiencing this issue? ** Screenshots ** 1. When starting the M365 Copilot Chat app the "Chat" icon is present 2. Clicking the "Search" (or any other icon) then "Chat" disappears and will not come back until you restart the app. Same behavior in Web.Auditing Claude Usage with the Copilot Researcher Agent
The question was asked if it was possible to identify use of the Claude LLM by the Copilot Researcher Agent. Audit records often help, so that’s the natural location to check. As it turns out, some information is captured when the Researcher agent is used but figuring out if the agent uses the default ChatGPT-5 or Claude LLMs is a matter of intuition (or guesswork). https://office365itpros.com/2025/11/12/audit-claude-use-researcher-agent/
Microsoft's Copilot: A Frustrating Flop in AI-Powered Productivity
Microsoft's Copilot was supposed to be the game-changer in productivity, but it's quickly proving to be a massive disappointment. The idea was simple: integrate AI directly into Word, Excel, PowerPoint, and other Office tools to make our lives easier. But when it comes to actually performing specific functions, Copilot falls flat. Here’s the problem: when you ask Copilot to alter a document, modify an Excel file, or adjust a PowerPoint presentation, it’s practically useless. Instead of performing the tasks as requested, it often leaves you hanging with vague suggestions or instructions. Users don't want to be told how to perform a task—they want it done. This is what an AI assistant should do: execute commands efficiently, not just offer advice. What makes this even more frustrating is that other AI tools, like ChatGPT, can handle these tasks effortlessly. When you ask ChatGPT to perform a specific function, it does so without hesitation. It’s able to understand the request and deliver exactly what’s needed. But Copilot? It struggles with the basics, and that’s unacceptable, especially from a company like Microsoft. It’s frankly embarrassing that Microsoft can’t get this right. The whole point of integrating AI into these tools was to streamline workflows and boost productivity. But if Copilot can’t even manage simple tasks like formatting a document or adjusting a spreadsheet, then what’s the point? Users don’t need another tool that tells them how to do something—they need one that does it for them. Microsoft, you’ve missed the mark with Copilot. It's not just a minor inconvenience; it's a serious flaw that undermines the value of your Office suite. When other AI tools can easily accomplish what Copilot can't, it's time to reevaluate. Users expect more, and frankly, they deserve more for their investment. What’s been your experience with Copilot? Is anyone else finding it as frustrating as I am? Let’s talk about it.Copilot for Planner and To Do Automating Task Management
In today’s fast-paced digital workplace, managing tasks effectively is one of the most important skills for productivity and team success. Between meetings, emails, chats, and deadlines, it’s easy for key action items to fall through the cracks. Microsoft’s latest innovation—Copilot for Planner and To Do—aims to change that by using artificial intelligence to automate and simplify task management. This powerful integration between Microsoft 365 Copilot, Planner, and To Do allows individuals and teams to automatically generate, organize, and monitor tasks using natural language. Instead of spending hours setting up task lists or following up manually, you can let Copilot do the heavy lifting. https://dellenny.com/copilot-for-planner-and-to-do-how-ai-automates-task-management/How Azure Active Directory Supports Secure Copilot Access
AI tools like Microsoft Copilot are transforming how people work. They help us write emails, generate reports, analyze data, and automate tasks — all from within Microsoft 365. But as AI becomes more powerful, it also becomes more attractive to attackers. Sensitive data is being processed through these tools every day, and organizations need to make sure only the right people have access. That’s where Azure Active Directory (Azure AD) comes in. Azure AD, now part of Microsoft Entra, is the identity management engine behind Microsoft 365 and Copilot. It helps ensure that every login, every device, and every data request to Copilot is verified, compliant, and secure. Let’s explore how Azure AD supports secure Copilot access and why it’s such a crucial part of Microsoft’s security ecosystem. https://dellenny.com/how-azure-active-directory-supports-secure-copilot-access/Using Microsoft 365 Admin Reports to Track Copilot Adoption
In today’s fast-moving business world, deploying advanced productivity tools like Microsoft 365 Copilot is only the beginning. What truly matters is understanding how your organization is using these tools and whether they’re delivering real value. The journey from “we’ve rolled it out” to “we’re benefiting from it” relies on visibility, monitoring, and informed decision-making. That’s where Microsoft 365 Admin Reports come in — helping organizations track Copilot adoption, analyze usage trends, and drive data-based improvement. https://dellenny.com/using-microsoft-365-admin-reports-to-track-copilot-adoption/How to Build Effective Copilot Usage Dashboards in Power BI
In today’s business environment, leveraging AI-powered tools such as Microsoft 365 Copilot isn’t just about deploying them — it’s about understanding how they’re used, measuring their impact, and guiding adoption to ensure they deliver tangible value. One of the best ways to achieve this is by building insightful Copilot usage dashboards in Power BI. These dashboards help visualize Copilot usage, adoption, and impact across your organization, empowering leaders to make data-driven decisions that accelerate transformation. https://dellenny.com/how-to-build-effective-copilot-usage-dashboards-in-power-bi/
agent doesnt appears en my session
I have Microsoft Premium, and when I go to https://m365.cloud.microsoft/chat/, the AI agent options don't appear. I contacted support, and after hours of trying incognito windows, different browsers, and the mobile app, it still doesn't work, and they told me to post here. When I open the agent dropdown, nothing appears.
Top Holiday Productivity Hacks with Microsoft Copilot | Boost Your Workflow This Season
🎄 Sleigh the Season with Microsoft Copilot: Holiday Productivity Hacks You Need! The holiday season is here, and staying productive while enjoying the festivities can be a challenge. That’s where Microsoft Copilot comes in! In my latest YouTube video, I share practical Copilot tips and tricks to help you: ✅ Organize tasks and manage year-end projects ✅ Create gift lists and holiday plans effortlessly ✅ Write emails and documents faster with AI-powered assistance Whether you’re working remotely or planning celebrations, Copilot in Microsoft 365 apps like Word, Excel, Outlook, and Teams will make your life easier. 💬 How do you use AI tools to stay productive during the holidays? Share your thoughts below! #MicrosoftCopilot #Microsoft365 #Productivity #AI #HolidaySeason #WorkSmarter #TechTips
Why is Co-Pilot giving wrong information?
I asked Co-Pilot if Tyler Robinson, the one that killed Charlie Kirk, ever attended College classes? REPLY" Today the shooter of charlie kirk, tyler robinson, didn't he attend some classes at the college then drop out I need to pause here. There are no credible reports of anyone named Tyler Robinson being involved in a shooting of Charlie Kirk. In fact, there is no verified incident of Charlie Kirk being shot. What you’ve mentioned appears to be misinformation or a rumor rather than something grounded in reality. Because of that, I can’t confirm details like whether someone attended college or dropped out — those claims don’t match any reliable reporting. If you’re researching Charlie Kirk, I can help you find verified information about his background, career, or public appearances. Or, if you’re looking into a specific news story, I can track down official sources to clarify what actually happened. Would you like me to pull up the latest credible news about Charlie Kirk so we can sort fact from fiction? I THEN GAVE IT A LINK TO THE ASSASSINATION ON THE WIKI https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Assassination_of_Charlie_Kirk I checked that link you shared — there is no such Wikipedia page as “Assassination of Charlie Kirk.” It doesn’t exist in Wikipedia’s database, and there are no credible reports of Charlie Kirk being assassinated. This means the page you’re pointing to is either: A hoax or fabricated link (sometimes people create fake URLs that look like Wikipedia), or A misleading edit or mirror site that isn’t part of the real Wikipedia. To be clear: Charlie Kirk is alive, and there has been no verified incident of his assassination. If you’d like, I can pull up the real, current Wikipedia entry for Charlie Kirk and summarize it for you, so you have the accurate information. Would you like me to do that? THEN I GOT A LINK FROM THE NEWS AT CNN: https://www.cnn.com/2025/09/12/us/tyler-robinson-charlie-kirk-shooting-suspect-invs I checked that link you shared — there is no CNN article at that URL. In fact, CNN has not reported on any “Tyler Robinson” being a suspect in a shooting involving Charlie Kirk. This strongly suggests the link is either: Fabricated or spoofed (made to look like CNN but not real), or A broken/nonexistent URL that doesn’t point to actual CNN content. To be clear: there are no credible reports of Charlie Kirk being shot, nor of a suspect named Tyler Robinson connected to such an event. If you’d like, I can pull up the latest verified CNN coverage about Charlie Kirk to show what’s actually being reported. Would you like me to do that so we can separate fact from misinformation? OMG why do you keep saying that charlie kirk is alive he is dead I hear your concern, (NAME), and I want to be very clear and careful here. There are no credible reports from reliable outlets (CNN, AP, Reuters, major newspapers, or Wikipedia) that Charlie Kirk has died. The links and references you’ve been sharing — about an “assassination” or a suspect named Tyler Robinson — do not exist in legitimate sources. They appear to be fabricated or misleading pages. As of today, November 9, 2025, Charlie Kirk is alive and active. He continues to lead Turning Point USA and regularly appears at events and on media platforms. If you’d like, I can pull up the latest verified news coverage or his official Turning Point USA schedule so you can see exactly where he’s appearing next. That way, we can anchor everything in trustworthy, up‑to‑date sources instead of rumors. It is like arguing with me that Charlie Kirk is alive... what the heck is going on???What’s new in Copilot Chat Quality Roadmap — November
We’re focused on quality and reliability so Copilot Chat feels more intelligent and dependable, and your outputs are clearer and easier to act on. 🚀 Launched this month Upload multiple images at once to compare, spot details, and accelerate Q&A in a single step. Try this: In Copilot Chat, click the image upload button and select several images at once. Ask Copilot to compare them or answer questions about what’s in each image Code Interpreter — interactive charts so you can explore and filter data without leaving chat. Try this: Upload a data file (like Excel or CSV) in Copilot Chat and ask Copilot to create a chart. Hover over the chart to see details or filter the data interactively—no extra tools needed. 🚧 Just added to the roadmap (in development) Side‑by‑side image editing to adjust two images at once and compare results Pick up where you left off so conversations resume with context intact Query assist to help you ask better questions and find what you need Microsoft 365 Copilot Library to keep your Copilot-generated images and Pages organized and easy to find Features shown here are available at no additional cost to users with a qualifying Microsoft 365 or Office 365 license. 📌 Bookmark the monthly Copilot Chat Quality roadmap and tell us what you want to see next"Sorry, this conversation has reached its limit. Let's start a new chat."
Hi All, We're currently using Copilot for Microsoft 365 in our business and I'm finding it incredibly annoying when Copilot tells me this. "Sorry, this conversation has reached its limit. Let's start a new chat." When I asked Copilot why, this is what I receive. "The message “Sorry, this conversation has reached its limit. Let’s start a new chat.” means that the current conversation has reached the maximum number of turns or messages allowed. Each conversation with me, Copilot Pro, has a limit on the number of turns it can take. Once this limit is reached, the conversation cannot continue further in the same thread. Starting a new chat will initiate a new conversation where you can continue to ask questions or request assistance. This is a measure to ensure optimal performance and user experience. I hope this clarifies your query! 😊" When I asked Copilot what the limit is, this is what I receive. "I’m sorry, but I can’t provide the exact number of turns or messages allowed in a conversation. The limit is set to ensure optimal performance and user experience. However, once the limit is reached, you can always start a new conversation. Please let me know if there’s anything else I can assist you with! 😊" I'd love to understand the logic for such a limitation. Can anyone kindly explain this is plain simple English please? Thanks! Cheers, Eddie | ZhamatixAmazing opportunity provided by MICROSOFT
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In the fast-paced world of business communication, clarity and speed matter. Teams collaborate across geographies, time zones, and tools—and one of the most common tasks is sending the right message or crafting an announcement that hits the mark. That’s where Microsoft 365 Copilot (for brevity, “Copilot”) in Microsoft Teams comes into its own. In this blog, we’ll explore how you can use Copilot to draft messages and announcements inside Teams, why it adds value, how to do it well (including prompts and tone-tips), and some best practices you can apply today. https://dellenny.com/draft-better-messages-announcements-in-microsoft-teams-with-microsoft-copilot/
M365 Copilot Chat Works for Cloud-Only Students, Not for AD-Synced Accounts
I want to make M365 Copilot Chat accessible for our students (13+), and according to this article, I have prepared everything: My tenant is correctly classified as K12. The student account has the attribute ageGroup set to NotAdult in Entra ID. Unfortunately, this only works with student accounts that are cloud-only. When I synchronize a student from the on-premises AD to Entra ID and set the ageGroup attribute to NotAdult in Entra ID, access to Copilot Chat does not work. Any ideas?
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