You can also set up rules to automatically turn on Do Not Disturb in the Notifications settings, control priority, and more. Technically, the feature isn’t new. It was previously known as “Focus assist,” but in version 22H2, Microsoft changed the name, tweaked the interface, and added new settings. This guide will teach you the steps to enable or disable the Do Not Disturb feature on Windows 11 22H2.
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Enable Do Not Disturb on Windows 11
The easiest way to enable Do Not Disturb is to use the “Windows key + N” keyboard shortcut to open Notification Center and click the Bell icon in the top-right corner. To enable Do Not Disturb through the Settings app on Windows 11, use these steps: Once you complete the steps, the system will silence all notification banners. However, all the alerts will continue to appear in Notification Center.
Schedule Do Not Disturb on Windows 11
To turn on or off Do Not Disturb automatically, use these steps: After you complete the steps, the Do Not Disturb feature will enable and disable automatically, depending on your configuration.
In addition to setting up a schedule, you can also decide whether to stop notifications banners at certain times, such as when duplicating the display, playing games, apps in full-screen mode, and for the first hours after a feature update installation.
Disable Do Not Disturb on Windows 11
To disable Do Not Disturb, use the “Windows key + N” keyboard shortcut to open Notifications Center and click the Bell icon in the top-right corner to turn off the feature. To disable Do Not Disturb to resume getting notifications, use these steps: After you complete the steps, notifications and sounds will resume on Windows 11 22H2.
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