Recall takes screenshots of almost everything you do on a Copilot Plus PC to make it searchable and easy to recall a memory or retrace your steps. Microsoft has made the AI experience entirely optional, so you can enable snapshots to find what you were working on previously through natural language search or a scrollable timeline.

More Windows Insiders get to see if the snapshotter is fixed Microsoft is widening the rollout of the Recall Preview to include Dev Channel Windows Insiders running AMD and Intel-based Copilot+

You'll need to join the Windows Insider program to get started, but if you want to try Recall, here's your chance.

The company made Recall available to Copilot+ PCs exclusively running Qualcomm processors in a late-November Windows 11 update, giving Windows Insiders in the Dev Channel access to the AI feature that take “snapshots” of your PC so you can search and look up aspects of your device in the future.

Recall was first unveiled at Microsoft’s Build conference in May 2024 as a flagship feature for Copilot+ PCs. It promised a seamless blend of productivity and AI but faced immediate scrutiny from privacy advocates who raised concerns about unencrypted screenshot storage and potential misuse.

Recall is now on Copilot+ PCs with AMD and Intel processors Previously it was for Copilot+ PCs with Snapdragon CPUs only Bear in mind that the AI search feature is still in early testing at this point Windows 11’s Recall ability is now available to all Copilot+ PCs – although the feature remains in testing – after it was only launched for Arm-based AI laptops to begin with.