Disable, Remove Notification Icon Get Windows 10

When announcing Get Windows 10 appears continuously, it will make users feel annoying. Plus this notification icon Get Windows 10 running on the system is also "consuming" the resources of the computer.

1. Notification icon Get Windows 10

For Windows 7 or Windows 8.1 users, if you look carefully a bit, you will see a message prompting to upgrade to Windows 10 (Get Windows 10) appears on the Taskbar.

When this message appears continuously will make users feel annoying. Plus this notification icon Get Windows 10 running on the system is also "consuming" the resources of the computer.

2. Disable or remove the notification icon Get Windows 10

The easiest way to disable notifications Get Windows 10 is to hide the notification icon Get Windows 10 on the Taskbar. To do this, follow the steps below:

1. Right-click the date / time display area on the Desktop and select Customize notification icons .

2. At this time, the Notification Area Icons window appears. Here you set up GWX - Get Windows 10 into Hide icon and notifications.

3. Click OK and exit the Notification Area Icons window.

Note : This method only applies to the current user account.

3. Disable the notification icon Get Windows 10 for all user accounts

If you want to hide or remove Windows 10 upgrade notifications for all user accounts on your computer, follow the steps below:

1. On the Search Start Menu box, enter task scheduler and press Enter to open the Task Scheduler window.

2. On the Task Scheduler window, in the list of items in the left pane, expand Task Scheduler Library => Microsoft => Windows => Setup => gwx.

3. Look at the list in the right pane, right-click launchtrayprocess and select Disable .

4. Next right-click refreshgwxconfig and select Next Disable .

5. Close the Task Scheduler window and restart your computer.

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Good luck!