#7110313362 Regressão na integração do Copilot Pages após atualização de 13/10/2026
Gostaria de registrar atualizações e detalhes técnicos sobre o caso número 7110313362. Após a implementação da atualização do dia 13/10/2026, a funcionalidade de excluir páginas na Biblioteca passou a funcionar corretamente. No entanto, houve uma regressão crítica na integração em tempo real entre o Chat do Copilot e as Páginas (Copilot Pages), removendo recursos essenciais do fluxo de trabalho. Estou enfrentando os seguintes bugs simultâneos: 1. Sumiço da opção "Abrir Página" no painel superior: Ao clicar nos três pontos superiores direitos da interface do chat, o botão para abrir/expandir a página lateral desapareceu. O menu agora exibe apenas: Configurações do chat, Baixar aplicativos, Ajuda e dicas, Enviar comentários. 2. Sumiço do botão "Editar em Páginas" nas respostas: Abaixo das respostas geradas pela IA, o ícone do lápis e o menu de três pontinhos perderam a opção "Editar em páginas" (Edit in pages), impossibilitando o envio direto de novos conteúdos para as páginas. 3. Falha na edição integrada (Perguntar ao Copilot): Sempre que seleciono um trecho de texto dentro de uma página existente e clico em "Perguntar ao Copilot" para atualizar o conteúdo automaticamente, a IA retorna o seguinte erro: "Eu não consigo editar automaticamente a página neste momento porque a ferramenta de atualização da página não está disponível nesta conversa." Impacto: A quebra de sincronia invalida o propósito do Copilot Pages, transformando a ferramenta em um bloco de notas estático, já que o chat perdeu a capacidade de ler e injetar dados nas páginas em tempo real. Solicito a verificação da engenharia para este caso, pois os recursos sumiram imediatamente após a liberação da correção de exclusão de arquivos. Obrigado(a) e fico no aguardo de um retorno neste chamado. ANTES FICAVA ASSIM AO ABRIR UMA PÁGINA DURANTE CONVERSA NO CHAT AGORA NÃO TEM MAIS AS OPÇÕES DE ABRIR PÁGINA TAMBÉM SUMIU A OPÇÃO DE ADICIONAR EM UMA PÁGINA EXISTENTE
Cowork Not Allowing Extensive Usage
As a part of the Copilot app updates, Tasks is becoming Cowork (https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/microsoft-365-copilot/learning/changes-microsoft-copilot-app). This support page (https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/microsoft-365-copilot/ai-credits-and-limits-for-microsoft-365-subscriptions) states that my subscription level includes "Extensive usage" for Cowork. I have been using Tasks seemingly without limit since that feature was introduced. I recently began to familiarize myself with the new Cowork, and in only a few hours of exploring how it worked, I ended up with a message that I had "reached your monthly Cowork limit". At the beginning of the day on October 9 I had never used Cowork, and at the end of the day I was told to wait until November 1 to use it again.
Copilot Premium License Not Being Recognized in Copilot Standalone App
I'm experiencing an issue where the standalone Copilot app is not recognizing my Copilot Premium license. I've already worked with Microsoft Support to troubleshoot the problem. During the session, we reset Copilot, confirmed that my web-based Copilot experience is correctly showing and using the Premium version, all other office 365 apps is using the Premium version as well, and performed several other troubleshooting steps. I've also uninstalled and reinstalled Microsoft 365 multiple times. Although the issue remains unresolved, the support representative was extremely helpful and assisted in thoroughly troubleshooting and isolating the problem. Based on our testing, it appears the issue is specific to the standalone Copilot app, as my Premium subscription functions correctly in the web version. Has anyone experienced this issue before, or can someone help identify a solution? Any assistance would be greatly appreciated. Thank you.
Building Trust-Aware Controls for AI: Differentiated handling of untrusted content
A new enforcement layer in Microsoft 365 Copilot that helps defend against indirect prompt injection attacks by isolating untrusted content, constraining how it is processed, and enforcing clear trust boundaries at inference time.Unable To Check Status of AI Limits & Credits
I am a Microsoft 365 Premium subscriber. This support page (https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/microsoft-365-copilot/ai-credits-and-limits-for-microsoft-365-subscriptions) states "You can check the status of your limits and AI credits by selecting Services & subscriptions in your Microsoft account." However, there is no information about limits or credits listed for my account or subscription. I've had two support chats (#7110092832 and #7110147952) about this over the weekend that lasted 2 HOURS. The technicians were not able to figure out why the information wasn't available for my account. They also were not able to tell me any more details about my limits, credits, or usage. The first chat ended by telling me to just try again in 24 hours, and the second ended by directing me to look for help in this forum. Where can I see my limits and used/remaining credits?
CoPilot's OCR interfering with its functioning
I've asked CoPilot to create a research database in an .xlsx file, by extracting data from .pdf files that I have uploaded. It's working very hard and willingly, but is being frustrated because its OCR mechanism is grabbing and rendering the files before CoPilot can see the raw data. Feature Request: Give Copilot Access to Original Uploaded Files, Not Just OCR/Rendered Representations While building a research-grade numismatic catalogue from PDFs and an Excel workbook, Copilot was able to read OCR text and rendered pages but could not work directly with the underlying XLSX workbook or original PDFs. For research, legal, archival, genealogical, accounting and catalogue-building tasks, Copilot should have access to: Original uploaded file. Rendered page/image representation. OCR/extracted text. The AI should be able to choose the most appropriate representation for the task rather than relying primarily on OCR.
Long chats receive 504 gateway timeout in new copilot UI
I understand this has been an issue for a lot of people. I have read multiple posts across other platforms. The new copilot UI no longer uses pagination like the old one and attempts to call upon the entire chat at once for easy navigation scrolling all the way to the top or bottom. However, for chats like mine with months of worldbuilding and character notes accumulating 2000+ messages, it does not have enough time to load them all before reaching a gateway timeout. I want to ask if anyone knows of any fixes that may be coming for this in the future since it is a pretty big issue when it comes to user satisfaction. The same chat has several different error states. Sometimes it will say 'Unable to load content'. Sometimes it will have a stable but blank page. Sometimes it will go to a white screen with the Error 504 timeout. I have attached images of all the different failure states I have seen. Basic error on white screen version of the bug. It fails to load preview and response data in this state. A screenshot of the timing window to show where it is stalling. Sometimes it will show me this general unable to load content screen. Refreshing is what leads to the white screen errors shown above. Here is a screenshot of the stable-but-blank version that sometimes shows up. Note how it is offering autocompletes like it is my first time messaging this chat. And here is a screenshot of the inspect element of this stable but blank version of the long running chat. Can anyone explain to me why this chat is having so many different failure states and what they mean and if a fix is possibly being rolled out in the future for this? I'm really sad I lost such a long important chat with so much lore.
