In this guide you’ll find out how to snooze notifications, turn off notifications, and even move the pop-up. Here’s everything you need to know about how to use notifications in Windows 10.

In this post, we will see where the Action Center is in Windows 10 and how to open and use it. This complete guide teaches you how to use the Windows 10 Action Center, including opening it and ...

For years, notifications have been everywhere in Microsoft’s Windows operating system. They’re finally getting better with Microsoft’s Windows 10 Update though. Universal controls allow users to stop ...

Is there a way to retrieve cleared notifications on Windows 11/10? How to view old Notification History? Take a look at this post for all the answers.

The Notifications Center didn't make its grand debut in Windows 10, but one intrepid soul figured out how to turn it on. Here's how you can do it too.

There is a way to change back to old-style Outlook notifications, but it's convoluted because Microsoft hid it so well. Learn how to work around those restrictions.

You've just set up an appointment in Windows 10 via the Cortana voice assistant. The only problem is that you may not be in front of your Windows 10 computer when the alert goes off telling you the ...

Getting your phone to pass notifications to Cortana is pretty easy. Here's how to get Android notifications in Windows 10.

To turn off notifications on a Windows 10 computer, you'll need to open your system's "Notifications and actions settings" menu. Here's how.

Do you need more time to view Windows toast notifications on? Here's how you can adjust their timing. When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission. Here’s how it ...

How to turn off Windows Defender’s enhanced notifications in Windows 10 Windows Defender in the Anniversary Update loves to tell you what it's doing. Here's how to stop that.

Whether you're hard at work or relaxing with a game after hours, notifications for emails, texts, and more can be distracting. Here's how to tell Windows to leave you alone when you're busy.