That's on the right of the screen, and I also get one on the upper left part of the monitor when I turn on a web streaming service.
I looked around online and found a couple of things to turn off, but nothing helps.
You might want to try Winaero Tweaker. It's free and is just a huge collection of toggles for things in Windows 10.
Between Winaero and Settings, you can control just about anything.
Winaero Tweaker
This pic is from a slightly older version, but gives an idea of things that are possible...
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Those popouts you're getting are called "flyouts". You will have better luck googling... such and such flyout.
Like: "Disable web streaming flyout" or whatever.
I actually did a search for flyouts, and I adjusted the settings that I saw mentioned. I turned off news and interests just in case it was related, and I turned off all the switches in notifications.You might want to try Winaero Tweaker. It's free and is just a huge collection of toggles for things in Windows 10.
Between Winaero and Settings, you can control just about anything.
Winaero Tweaker
This pic is from a slightly older version, but gives an idea of things that are possible...
/edit
Those popouts you're getting are called "flyouts". You will have better luck googling... such and such flyout.
Like: "Disable web streaming flyout" or whatever.
Last edited by JRT10; 11 Aug 2022 at 16:58.
Settings > System > Notifications
Down arrow beside Notification ... untick all
Focus Assist > untick EVERYTHING, it's a PITA (then go back to Notifications)
Notifications from apps and other senders
- slide switch on/off absolute only essentials that you really need/want to know about
Then at the bottom (Show me the Windows etc) untick all/every one.
It's a X-box controller bar notification. Press Win+ G to start , then go to settings (wheel key) and turn off "Start auto... when controller is connected.
Or, if you don't use X-box stuff, uninstall it
I hadn't spotted the focus assist before, but turning those off didn't help.
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WIN + G doesn't open that for me, how else do I get to it?
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so I managed to find the xbox notifications and turn that off, and the flyout from the right side finally stopped.
but the other one from the left side still happens when I mute the web streaming audio using the mute button on my keyboard.
here's a snapshot of it:
@JRT10
Here's how to disable the volume flyout...
Enable or Disable Volume and Media Key Handling in Google Chrome
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