Notifications won't open when I click on them on Windows 10
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I get my notifications on my Action Center on Windows 10.
When I click on them to get to their website to actually read the notification, it just disappears and it won't take me to the website.
How do I fix this?
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I get my notifications on my Action Center on Windows 10.
When I click on them to get to their website to actually read the notification, it just disappears and it won't take me to the website.
How do I fix this?
windows-10 notifications action-center
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I get my notifications on my Action Center on Windows 10.
When I click on them to get to their website to actually read the notification, it just disappears and it won't take me to the website.
How do I fix this?
windows-10 notifications action-center
I get my notifications on my Action Center on Windows 10.
When I click on them to get to their website to actually read the notification, it just disappears and it won't take me to the website.
How do I fix this?
windows-10 notifications action-center
windows-10 notifications action-center
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In Windows 10, there are a number of different dialogs that control notifications.
- In Settings | Notifications & actions, you may need to turn on
Get notifications from apps and other senders
, as well as the switch for a specific sender.
- In Settings | Privacy | Background apps, you may need to turn on
Let apps run in the background
, and select specific apps to display its notifications. (This requirement may be new to Windows 10 v. 1809; I noticed after installation that Notifications was broken until background apps were enabled.)
And, as T. Lehrer said of the elements, "There may be many other [dialogs] but they haven't been discahvahd."
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In Windows 10, there are a number of different dialogs that control notifications.
- In Settings | Notifications & actions, you may need to turn on
Get notifications from apps and other senders
, as well as the switch for a specific sender.
- In Settings | Privacy | Background apps, you may need to turn on
Let apps run in the background
, and select specific apps to display its notifications. (This requirement may be new to Windows 10 v. 1809; I noticed after installation that Notifications was broken until background apps were enabled.)
And, as T. Lehrer said of the elements, "There may be many other [dialogs] but they haven't been discahvahd."
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In Windows 10, there are a number of different dialogs that control notifications.
- In Settings | Notifications & actions, you may need to turn on
Get notifications from apps and other senders
, as well as the switch for a specific sender.
- In Settings | Privacy | Background apps, you may need to turn on
Let apps run in the background
, and select specific apps to display its notifications. (This requirement may be new to Windows 10 v. 1809; I noticed after installation that Notifications was broken until background apps were enabled.)
And, as T. Lehrer said of the elements, "There may be many other [dialogs] but they haven't been discahvahd."
add a comment |
up vote
0
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up vote
0
down vote
In Windows 10, there are a number of different dialogs that control notifications.
- In Settings | Notifications & actions, you may need to turn on
Get notifications from apps and other senders
, as well as the switch for a specific sender.
- In Settings | Privacy | Background apps, you may need to turn on
Let apps run in the background
, and select specific apps to display its notifications. (This requirement may be new to Windows 10 v. 1809; I noticed after installation that Notifications was broken until background apps were enabled.)
And, as T. Lehrer said of the elements, "There may be many other [dialogs] but they haven't been discahvahd."
In Windows 10, there are a number of different dialogs that control notifications.
- In Settings | Notifications & actions, you may need to turn on
Get notifications from apps and other senders
, as well as the switch for a specific sender.
- In Settings | Privacy | Background apps, you may need to turn on
Let apps run in the background
, and select specific apps to display its notifications. (This requirement may be new to Windows 10 v. 1809; I noticed after installation that Notifications was broken until background apps were enabled.)
And, as T. Lehrer said of the elements, "There may be many other [dialogs] but they haven't been discahvahd."
answered Nov 18 at 1:34
DrMoishe Pippik
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