Mar 19, 2015
Do you ever wish you could turn off your Windows and Office notifications for a little while, just so you could get some work done without interruptions? Perhaps you are working to a deadline and you want to put a virtual “Out of Office” sign on your door?
What’s new in Windows 8.1 is the option to turn the notifications off or set a period of time for which the notifications may appear.
To do this:
- Go to "Change PC" settings.
- Click on "Search and Apps."
- Select "Notifications."
- Configure the relevant options.
There you go - getting those quiet hours has never been so simple! For more tips and tricks for using Windows 8.1, check out New Horizons' Windows 8.1 Training Courses.
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