How to Change Notification Settings in Windows 10

This guide explains how to change Notification Settings in Windows 10, with clear steps, practical tips, and important checks before you begin.

To change notification settings in Windows 10, follow these steps:

Step 1: Click on Notifications & Actions in the bottom right corner and select All Settings .

Step 2: Select System .

Step 3: Go to Notifications & Actions (1) and edit the function buttons (2) to your liking by holding the left mouse button and moving to the position you want. If you want to add or hide function buttons on Notifications & Actions, then select Add or remove quick actions (3) .

You can then turn off the function buttons by flipping them to On .

Step 4: Go back to Notifications & Actions and scroll down to the Notification section .

There are the following options:

- Show notifications on the lock screen: Show notifications on the lock screen .

- Show reminders and incoming VoIP calls on the lock screen: Show reminders and notify incoming calls on the lock screen .

- Show me the Windows welcome experience after updates and occasionally when I sign in to highlight what's new and suggested: Show Windows experience notifications and suggestions, news highlights after you update Windows via updates.

- Get tips, tricks, and suggestions as you use Windows: Display tips and suggestions when you use Windows.

- Get notifications from apps and other senders: Show notifications from software installed on the computer.

Choose the options that are most useful and can turn off other options so you don't get bothered by other notifications.

Step 5: Go back to Notifications & Actions and scroll down. At Get notifications you want to display applications that support notifications on Windows . You choose commonly used applications such as messaging apps, call and turn off notifications of other software to avoid being disturbed by flipping the switch from On to Off .

With instructions to change notification settings in Windows 10, hopefully this little tip will help you have a more enjoyable Windows experience. Good luck!