Windows 11's Recall feature is under scrutiny again with a new report claiming that, in certain situations, the functionality ...

Windows Recall, for those not familiar with it, is an upcoming AI-powered Windows 11 feature that takes regular snapshots (screenshots) of your device activity and makes these searchable.

To us, this indicates that it might be a bit more of a long haul than Microsoft suggests for Recall actually going live even in test builds of Windows 11. But frankly – if this turns out to be ...

However, when a preview version of Windows 11 seemed to allow the option to uninstall Recall, Microsoft squashed the resulting buzz by saying it was an unintended bug.

Windows 11 Recall will let AI help you remember what you did on your computer and when it happened. It’s a feature we’ll need if we want helpful, personal AI assistants.

Recall will take periodic screenshots of your Windows 11 screen. For that, it needs machines with at least 256GB of storage, with at least 50GB of it being free.

Windows 11's Recall feature is back in play - in testing, and it just expanded to include AMD and Intel x86 Copilot+ PCs - but the controversial functionality has run into yet more trouble.

But first, the good news: Windows Recall is only available on those new Copilot+ PCs. It won’t arrive on your current Windows 11 or Windows 10 PC with an update.

Windows 11’s Recall feature is essentially an AI-powered search that takes regular screenshots of the activity on your PC, and uses them to find things, going way beyond the scope of a typical ...

As for the question of when Recall might be implemented as an official feature for Windows 11 Copilot PCs is anyone's guess. It's good that Microsoft now seems to be taking a cautious approach.

I tried to get Recall on my own PC (i.e., Surface Laptop 7), but it required me to jump through several hoops. Firstly, I had to sign up for a free Windows Insider membership.

Microsoft's Recall was supposed to be the marquee feature for the new Copilot+ PCs Microsoft announced in May 2024. Its stated goal was to give Windows 11 users an AI-powered "photographic memory ...