5 Things You Didn’t Know Your PC Could Do (Copilot Voice & Vision)
About this video
Kevin Stratvert, noting he teamed up with Microsoft for the video, demos five Copilot features on Windows. 1) Copilot Voice: launch Copilot with the Copilot key or Windows+C, tap the microphone, or enable ‘Listen for Hey Copilot’ in settings via your profile picture; in the demo it answers a cookie question conversationally. 2) Copilot Vision: click the glasses icon and share your whole screen or a single app — it identifies a photo of Little Island in New York City and reviews his LinkedIn profile, suggesting updating the summary with recent achievements, adding media, and requesting recommendations. 3) Vision with Highlight: while screen-sharing Excel, Copilot verbally walks him through conditional formatting and highlights where to click to highlight sales greater than 4,000 (select range, Home > Conditional Formatting > Highlight Cell Rules > Greater Than, enter 4,000, pick a style). 4) Copilot Connectors: described as available to Windows Insiders and coming soon to everyone, it connects OneDrive, Outlook, Google Drive, Gmail and Google Calendar via Settings > Connectors; once connected, Copilot searches across accounts — finding a ‘Kevin Cookie Company bake off’ calendar event in the demo — and generates a Word document agenda for it. 5) What’s next: Copilot moving to the taskbar for instant Voice/Vision, Vision with typed text questions (useful in a library or meeting), and Copilot Actions to perform everyday PC tasks such as reorienting photos, removing duplicates, or pulling data from files, coming soon to Windows Insiders and Copilot Labs.
Key takeaways
- Start Copilot Voice with the Copilot key or Windows+C, or enable the ‘Hey Copilot’ wake word in settings
- Use Vision’s glasses icon to share a screen or app so Copilot can answer questions about what you see
- Vision with Highlight can show you where to click, e.g. for Excel conditional formatting steps
- Connectors let Copilot search across connected Outlook, Gmail, Drive, OneDrive and Calendar accounts once enabled
- Taskbar Copilot, text-based Vision, and Copilot Actions are presented as coming soon, initially to Insiders/Copilot Labs
Episode details: published October 22, 2025 · 6:46 long. Summary written by Self Growth Videos from the episode itself. Business results and any income figures mentioned are Kevin Stratvert’s own claims, shared for education — they are not typical or guaranteed.
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