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Quick tip: Yeah, that's a common headache after a failed upgrade. I'd run the Windows 11 Installation Assistant again, but choose to do a clean install this time—it usually sorts out those leftover driver conflicts causing the BSODs.

Exactly what I needed, thank you!

Thanks! But if it does get added, will I be able to turn it off if I find it distracting?

Thanks! One more question though... if Copilot does get added to File Explorer, will it be something I can turn off if I find it distracting?

You're a lifesaver! All good now.

Thanks! One more question though: if Copilot does get added, can I turn it off if I find it distracting while I'm working?

Same here. You could also try creating a fresh local user profile, as the old one might be corrupted from the upgrade. Another option is to check if a pending Windows Update is causing the conflict.

I heard a rumor that Copilot might be added right into File Explorer in a future Windows 11 update. Is this actually true? As someone who uses File Explorer constantly for work, I'm curious how that would even work. Would it be a button on the toolbar, or something more integrated? I'm trying to ...

Yeah, This happened to me. For me, it was a specific driver for my graphics card that needed a rollback.