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Gabor Szatmari - Dr. Green
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Hi all,
Windows 10 1803.
We get unwanted pop-ups when new hardware is attached. This comes in the form of a notification through the action center.
How could we mute the notifications?
By default the notifications are hidden when we activate the duplicate screen function. This activates the presentation mode where only alerts are displayed. The presentation mode seems to be the closest solution for our needs.
Steps done:
1. This is new in 1803, in 1703 we had a slightly different configuration. We have in 1803 the focus assist.
2. The ShowBanner Registry key was in 1703, also we had a regkey to setup quiet hours.
3. As user I can configure the focus assist, changes were seen in Registry: HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\CloudStore\Store\Cache\DefaultAccount\$microsoft.quiethoursprofile.alarmsonly
4. Also: $windows.data.notifications.quiethoursprofile
5. The registry keys contain binary data, and seems to contain the timestamp of the change. When exporting them and importing: changes are not repeatable.
6. Earlier we had a GPO for Windows 8.1 - does not work in Windows 10
How can I set this from command line?
(This should be a solution ready for automation, so PowerShell, cmd, GPO...)
Thanks in Advance,
Gabor
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Windows 10 1803.
We get unwanted pop-ups when new hardware is attached. This comes in the form of a notification through the action center.
How could we mute the notifications?
By default the notifications are hidden when we activate the duplicate screen function. This activates the presentation mode where only alerts are displayed. The presentation mode seems to be the closest solution for our needs.
Steps done:
1. This is new in 1803, in 1703 we had a slightly different configuration. We have in 1803 the focus assist.
2. The ShowBanner Registry key was in 1703, also we had a regkey to setup quiet hours.
3. As user I can configure the focus assist, changes were seen in Registry: HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\CloudStore\Store\Cache\DefaultAccount\$microsoft.quiethoursprofile.alarmsonly
4. Also: $windows.data.notifications.quiethoursprofile
5. The registry keys contain binary data, and seems to contain the timestamp of the change. When exporting them and importing: changes are not repeatable.
6. Earlier we had a GPO for Windows 8.1 - does not work in Windows 10
How can I set this from command line?
(This should be a solution ready for automation, so PowerShell, cmd, GPO...)
Thanks in Advance,
Gabor
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