on the Fall Creators Update, but you’ll be able to easily customize these hours on the April 2018 Update. By default, when you turn Quiet Hours on, it’s enabled between midnight and 6 a.m. When Quiet Hours (or Focus Assist) is enabled, notifications are temporarily hidden. This is essentially a “Do Not Disturb” mode for Windows 10.
Windows 10 has a “Quiet Hours” feature in the Fall Creators Update, and this will be expanded upon and renamed to “Focus Assist” in the April 2018 Update. RELATED: How to Change the Default Quiet Hours in Windows 10 Just open that particular app and look in its settings window for an option that disables notifications.
Most apps that show notifications offer an option to disable them.
Apps with custom notification bubbles continue to show their own notifications unless you close them or disable the notifications within those specific apps. The above options only work for apps that use the traditional Windows notification method.
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