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Next, you can control notifications for specific apps and features. In my case, I like to see notifications and reminders on the Lock screen, but I don't need to see notifications of new and suggested features or tips and tricks ( Figure B). You can play with each option to see which ones you need.

The fourth option displays certain Windows tips and tricks.

The third option displays notifications of new and suggested features after Windows is updated.

The second option adds reminders and notifications of incoming VoIP calls to the Lock screen.

The option to Show Notifications On The Lock Screen displays your notifications at the Lock screen before you sign into Windows.

You can then selectively enable the other switches. In that case, turn on the switch to Get Notifications From Apps And Other Senders. Click OK to proceed.Instead of turning off all notifications, you may want to see certain ones. Step 1: Use the Windows key + R keyboard shortcut to launch the Windows Run box and type regedit in the provided dialog box. Should you edit or delete a wrong registry key by accident, you can easily restore the backup without breaking other functionalities on your computer. Important: Before you proceed, we strongly recommend that you take a backup of your PC's registry.

Follow the steps below to edit or create a new registry key for taskbar badges.

Without this registry file, notifications badges may fail to appear on apps on the taskbar - even if they're enabled in your Windows taskbar settings menu (see method #1 above). It involves scouring through your PC's Registry Editor to check if the registry key/file that powers taskbar notifications (or taskbar badges) is present and enabled. This is a rather advanced troubleshooting step, but it's super easy to execute. Create or Modify Taskbar Badges Registry Key Move to the next solution if your apps still do not display notification badges on the taskbar.