Latest Changes in Copilot Chat: June 2025 Update Microsoft 365 Copilot Chat (the free version of Copilot) has received impactful updates to boost productivity, security, and usability across the enterprise. Here's a concise overview: 1. Copilot Chat in Microsoft 365 Apps Now embedded in Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Outlook, OneNote, and Teams: Summarize and interact with documents. Use agents without a full Copilot license. Admins manage visibility via pinning. 🔗 https://www.microsoft.com/microsoft-365/copilot 2. Quality & Performance Sharper search, better summarization. OCR for scanned PDFs. Realistic image generation. Enhanced code interpreter. 📈 11% boost in positive feedback. 3. Copilot Pages & Prompt Suggestions Convert responses into editable pages. Smarter prompts based on chat history. 🔗 https://aka.ms/CopilotLab 4. Agent Customization Build agents with Copilot Studio. Centralized admin management. Reusable connectors. 🔗 https://aka.ms/CopilotStudio 5. Training...
Imagine my surprise when my Dell Latitude 5501 was able to be upgraded to 64GB of RAM when the specifications state it has a maximum of 32GB. My guess is marketing. They want to sell you a more expensive model that officially supports more RAM. Here is a link to the RAM that worked for me. Anyway, if you are looking to upgrade your 5501, go ahead and move to 64GB.
Delivery Optimization can be a powerful tool to help manage your content. However, getting things configured can be confusing and daunting. Here I've broken out the steps to get you going. Client Settings 1. BranchCache and PeerCache. a. First, create a new Custom Device Settings and check the box for “Client Cache Settings” and “Delivery Optimization”. b. BranchCache . To enable BranchCache on clients, set “Configure BranchCache” and “Enable BranchCache” to Yes and set the “Maximum BranchCache cache size (percentage of disk)”. (Default is 10). c. PeerCache . To make the client a SuperPeer (PeerCache Source), set “Enable as peer cache source” to “Yes”. Note: SuperPeers should be clients that are newer (faster), always on devices, that are hard wired, and have plenty of hard drive space. Note: Build a WQL query to create and maintain a collection of SuperPeers. I.E., CPU, memory, free space, etc....
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