Windows 10: Copilot Preview on Windows 10 Unable to Perform Actions e.g. Open App or Enable Dark Mode

After enabling the preview of MS Co-Pilot on Windows 10, I was able to chat with Co-Pilot, but unable to interact with the OS in ANY way.I tried changing settings, opening apps, etc. At first it would at least try, and I would see:[Opening Notepad...]followed byOK, Notepad is open now!but nothing actually happenedHas anyone been able to actually use Co-Pilot on Windows 10 to interact with Windows 10? Is this a known limitation, or an unexpected bug?Thanks!Mark

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Turn On Dark Mode and Using Copilot

That means turning on/off dark mode, like Copilot in Windows, like that

 

iTunes Dark Mode: How to Enable and Use it?

macOS Mojave has a dark mode feature that is attracted by many people. So, Windows 10 lovers or users also want to enjoy this feature on their PC or laptop but many people don’t know how to enable dark
mode in Windows 10. For that, you have to follow the instructions below.

• First of all, you have to search for the “Settings” in the search bar of your PC.
• Now, when you get the setting window then you have to click on the personalization option.

• In the next step, you have to click on the Colors option which you can get on the left side.

• After that, when the colors option will open on your screen then you only have to scroll down and click on the Dark mode.

For More Steps And Full Way Check Out Below url It 100% Helpful For Community. Thanks Have A Good Day.

Source: https://.com/itunes-dark-mode/

 

Windows 10 Mail app Dark Mode

Hello IainByrne,

My Name is Paul one of the Community Expert and a Windows user like you. I do understand that you are having issues with your Windows Mail that Its not sowing the read/preview pane in dark mode even though the feature is Activated.

First lets try to reset the Windows Mail App that might resolve the problem.

Steps:

* Click Start and search for Apps & Features.

* Scroll in the Middle and look for Mail & Calendar.

* Click Advanced Options.

* Scroll at the Bottom and look for RESET and click it.

* Relaunch Windows Mail and enable the dark mode feature again and see if that did the trick.

Regards,