If you have setup your PC without the password sign-in option, you will not see the Lock screen.

Show notifications on the lock screen: The lock screen appears before you sign in with your Windows password and before your Desktop screen.

Show app notifications: When turned on, you’ll receive notifications from apps installed on your PC.

If you aren’t an experienced Windows user, you may find these useful if you’re more knowledgeable, you may find these annoying.

Show me tips about Windows: When this is switched on, Windows 10 will occasionally serve up tips and tricks through its notifications feature.

Under the Notifications subheading on the same Settings page, you’ll find a handful of general options that you can toggle on and off: Click the boxes to get a menu that lets you pick and choose which actions will get one of the four available slots. Under the Quick actions heading, you’ll notice four boxes, each representing one of the four actions that remain visible at all times. Open the Settings app, click System, and then Notifications & actions. It may be all white indicating you have notifications or mostly black with 1 or 2 white lines meaning you have no notifications. To open the the Action Center, click the square icon near the clock. You can collapse a portion of the Action Center window, and when you do, only four quick actions will be visible. In the following picture of the Action Center, you can quickly and easily adjust your screen brightness, turn Wi-Fi on or off, switch on Quiet Hours (Windows 10’s notification-silencing feature), and more. Technology Tips – Published July 2016 in the Guide and Digestīy Don Trauger – Kennett Customize the Action Center of Windows 10

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