Windows 11 New Update Comes With More AI Features: Everything You Need to Know

Windows 11 New Update to Add More AI Features is live. Microsoft is adding smart tools in apps and settings. These tools help users finish tasks quickly and easily.

Some features work on all Windows 11 PCs. Others need Copilot+ devices. This update brings changes in Paint, Snipping Tool, Photos, and more.

Key Point

. AI agent in Settings gives smart, quick commands.

. Click to Do, Photos, Paint, and Snipping Tool have been improved.

. Copilot Vision and Game Assist boost productivity and fun.

AI Agent in Settings Makes Changes Easier

Microsoft added a smart AI agent in Settings. It helps users find and change system settings fast. You can type commands like “enable quiet hours” or “connect Bluetooth.” The AI shows quick one-click actions for settings.

This AI agent now works on Snapdragon Copilot+ PCs. It will soon come to Intel and AMD devices, too. If the AI cannot change a setting, it shows where to go. This makes system settings easier for everyone to use.

To get this update early, open Settings > Windows Update. Turn on “Get the latest updates as soon as they’re available.” Also, update apps like Copilot, Paint, and Photos in the Microsoft Store.

Click to Do and App Tools Get Smarter

The Click to Do feature got a big upgrade. It now supports more AI-powered actions and shortcuts. Just press Windows + click or Windows + Q to start. You can also swipe from the right on touch screens.

New Copilot and Edge Tools for a Better Experience

Copilot Vision is now available for users in the U.S. It looks at what’s on your screen in real time. Then it gives help, tips, and step-by-step guides. You can turn it on and choose what to share.

Edge now has Game Assist for gamers. It gives game tips and access to Discord, Twitch, and Spotify. Use Game Bar (Win + G) to open it easily.

Microsoft also improved recovery after restarts. If your PC crashes, it restarts in just 2 seconds. The recovery tool now auto-fixes problems faster than before.

Support for Windows 10 ends in October 2025. Microsoft now offers Extended Security Updates. A setup tool helps users shift to Windows 11 safely.