Windows 11 22H2 includes a new “Do Not Disturb.” This silence notification banner on the desktop and help you concentrate without breaking your workflow. You can also configure the “Do Not Disturb” feature to automatically enable the Notifications settings, control priority, and more.
It was known as “Focus assist,” but in Windows 11 version 22H2, Microsoft changed the name, tweaked the interface, and added new settings.
This article will teach you about enabling, disabling, and schedule “Do Not Disturb” on Windows 11 to Stop Notifications.
How to Turn On Do Not Disturb on Windows 11 Settings?
To enable the “Do not disturb” on Windows 11, use these steps:-
Step 1. First, open the Settings app.
Step 2. Then, select the
Step 3. On the right sidebar, click on the
Step 4. Finally, turn
Once you complete the above steps, Windows 11 will silence all notification banners. However, if you need, you can find the missed notification in Notification Center (Windows + N).
How to Enable or Disable Do Not Disturb in Notification Center?
To turn on “Do not disturb” in Notification Center, use these steps:-
Step 1. Open the Notification Center by clicking on the date and time on the taskbar.
Step 2. Click the
Once you use the above steps, the “Do not disturb” mode is enabled on your PC. Clicking the same Bell icon, you can turn off “Do not disturb” mode.
How to Turn Off Do Not Disturb on Windows 11 Settings?
To disable the “Do not disturb” mode on Windows 11 Settings, use these steps:-
Step 1. First, open the Settings app.
Step 2. Then, select the
Step 3. On the right sidebar, click on the
Step 4. At last, turn
Once you complete the above steps, notifications and sounds will resume.
How to Schedule Do Not Disturb on Windows 11?
If you want to stop notifications each day for a specific period, you can schedule “Do not disturb” on your Windows 11 machine.
To schedule following these steps:-
Step 1. First, open the Settings app.
Step 2. Then, select the
Step 3. On the right sidebar, click on the
Step 4. Turn
Step 5. Then, click the “Turn on do not disturb automatically” tile to expand it.
Step 6. Check the checkbox “During these times.”
Step 7. Set the “Turn on” and “Turn off” times to silence notifications.
Step 8. In the “Repeat” drop-down menu, you can choose “Daily,” “Weekends,” or “Weekdays.”
Apart from that, here you also decide whether to stop notifications banners at certain times, such as:-
- When duplicating your display (priority notification banners are also hidden).
- When playing a game.
- When using an app in full-screen mode (priority notification banners are also hidden).
- For the first hour after a Windows feature update.
Once you complete the above steps, the “Do not disturb” feature will enable and disable automatically, depending on your configuration.
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