For those of you new to the Windows Insider Program and flighting of OS updates – check out this article for how flighting works. If you are in the Dev Channel, now would be the right time to consider switching to the Beta Channel if you want to stay on more stabilized builds of Windows 11. We will be looking to enable this for the Beta Channel in the coming weeks. NOTE: Insiders in the Beta Channel will not have Chat from Microsoft Teams. We have also added a few new known issues discovered from Insiders in the Dev Channel since the release last week. Click 'OK' to close the Notification Customization screenĨ.UPDATE 7/29: We are very excited to announce we are releasing Windows 11 Insider Preview Build 22000.100 to Windows Insiders in the Beta Channel! We highly recommend Insiders in the Beta Channel check out this blog post from June 28th that highlights all the new things in Windows 11 to check out and give us feedback on as you use it! As always, be sure to check out the list of known issues in the blog post below on anything that could impact your experience on your PC. Select the "Hide icon and notifications" optionħ. Click the drop-down next to the icon of the offending programĦ. Find the suspect program (Action Center, in my case)ĥ. Click the 'Customize' button in the section labeled 'Notification area'Ĥ. I suppose you could choose to hide all of the icons if you don't care to see any of them in the system tray/notification area.ģ. You just need to use trial and error to figure out which one is causing the problem. I'm sure that some of the other icons could cause this issue, as well. I chose the 'Hide icon and notification' option for the Action Center icon.
I went into the Taskbar properties, and selected 'Customize' within Specifically, the "Action Center" notifications were causing the taskbar to pop-up every few seconds.
In my case, this was related to the notification area (f.k.a. You're right, it is VERY frustrating when the taskbar pops up over and over.
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