Notifications are meant to be helpful.
For example,birthday notificationshelp you never forget.
But, when they get too much, you might be tempted tosnooze those notifications.
Unfortunately, youre not going to find one option to toggle off that will make all the notifications disappear.
Here are some tips you’ve got the option to try.
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Open theSettingsapp by clicking on the Windows Start menu.
Go toSystem, followed bynotifications.
verify to toggle off the Notification option to the right.
For example, Lets say you want to control or stop getting notifications within a particular area.
punch the right arrow for more options.
Youll see options to make the notification banners disappear from the bottom left-hand corner of your screen.
Theres also an option to show or not notifications in the notification center.
File Explorer
Getting ads in the File Explorer can be annoying.
Good thing there is something you’re free to do about that too.
kick off the File Explorer, hit the three dots at the top, and hit controls.
When the new window appears, punch the View tab.
Scroll down and uncheck the box for the option that says Show sync provider notifications.
Dont forget to click OK to stash your changes.
Thats all there is to it.
Uninstall Unnecessary Apps
Take a look at the apps you have on your box.
Do you see any that it’s possible for you to uninstall?
If you ever need them in the future, you might always reinstall them.
But, for now, they can go, right?
If so, tap on the Windows Start menu, and you should see the app you have installed.
For example, lets say you want to get rid of Bixby.
Right-tap on the app and choose the uninstall button.
The steps to follow are tweaks > General > Untoggle Show me suggested content in the tweaks app.
At the top, choose Privacy and Security to go back to that section.
punch Diagnostics and feedback.
tap on the arrow pointing down to the right of the Tailored experiences option.
Toggle this one off.
press the dots in the upper right-hand corner and choose the Turn off all notifications for messages.
