With Focus Assist, you wont be distracted by messages, notifications, and alerts.
So if you want to give it a try, youll need to enable it.
it’s possible for you to do that by going to the search option and typing Focus Assist.
choose the option and choose from the available options.
you’re able to leave it off, alarms only, and priority only.
With the alarm option, everything will be blocked except for the alarms.
If you choose the priority option, the onlynotifications thatll go throughare the ones you place on that list.
All the other ones will be blocked.
If you punch it one, itll be set to priority.
hit it twice to only allow alarms to go through.
you’re able to also use the Keyboard shortcut Windows + A keys.
All you’re free to do with Focus Assist in the taskbar is turn it on.
Suppose you want the alarms to go through or not.
Go to controls > System > Focus Assist.
Under priority, youll see the option that allows choosing what notifications you want to allow.
Simply check the box for that option, and youre good to go.
Automatic Rules
A little further down, youll come across the Automatic Rules section.
you’re free to choose from different options with the option to set a focus level.
it’s possible for you to create a session by opening the Clock app.
Once you launch the clock app youll be greeted with the Focus Sessions.
hit the Get Started button to continue.
There are quite a few options to choose from.
you could choose from options that range from 30 minutes to eight hours.
you could choose other alarm sounds or turn off the To-Do or Spotify options as long as youre there.
you might also edit your daily goal.
