An application or feature powered by Windows Copilot to assist users with tasks and productivity
This matches the documented migration behavior for the updated Copilot app: chats and other eligible content should move automatically, but the move can take time and may temporarily appear missing after the upgrade.
Use this checklist:
- Confirm the same personal sign-in method is being used everywhere.
- Sign in with the same personal Microsoft account, Google sign-in, or Apple sign-in that was used before the upgrade.
- If Google or Apple was used previously, select Continue with Google or Continue with Apple again.
- Restart Copilot on each device.
- Close the app completely and reopen it.
- On the web, refresh the page.
- Check for in-app migration messages.
- If chats are still moving, the app may show a link to access previous chats and content temporarily.
- A “coming soon” message means the account has moved, but chats and content are still on the way.
- Allow more time for sync and migration.
- The completion time varies based on the amount and type of content being moved.
- Different devices can temporarily show different chat sets while migration completes.
- Verify whether missing content is from retired features.
- Regular chats and most eligible content should migrate.
- Group Chat content does not carry forward after account updates.
- Projects now appear as Notebooks in the left navigation.
- If the issue continues, report it from the Copilot app.
- Select the ellipsis (…) in the upper-right corner.
- Select Send feedback.
- Select Report a problem.
- Include when the problem started, device, operating system, and a screenshot.
Relevant to the described scenario:
- Personal and work accounts remain separate by design, so an unaffected work account is consistent with the documented behavior.
- If multiple personal accounts are used, each account can move at different times.
- Files shared or generated in the Copilot app are stored in OneDrive, but chat history migration is handled separately.