Windows 10: DISABLE the Settings Header Banner

To disable the Settings Header Banner

1. Download the proper Mach2 file here: Releases . riverar/mach2 . GitHub

2. Open the zip file and place: mach2.exe and msdia140.dll on your desktop.

3. Open a command prompt as Admin.

4. Type:

[where "C" is the drive letter containing Windows]


5. To completely "disable" the Settings Header Banner, type:

6. To disable only the OneDrive icon, type:

7. To disable only the Rewards icon, type:

8. To "enable" the Settings Header Banner, type:

[Tested on Windows 10 x64 Home 19042.662]







Virustotal results...

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About windows settings header banner

Why am i still not getting windows settings header banner? My laptop runs on windows 10, 2004 version. Recently i joined insider program and installed 20h2 , still i am unable to get settings header banner. I am using my Sony Vaio laptop with licened copy
of windows 10.

 

Settings App Header/Banner without account info?

Hello, I just got the 20H2 for my 1909. After the update, I noticed the "new" (for me at least) settings app header/banner. It shows account info, or it should, because in my case it says "Local account" and shows no image/avatar. I have a microsoft account linked on the PC so, shouldn't this bar show my avatar and mail?





Thanks in advance!

 

Disabling the volume control banner on PC

Hi,



Thank you for writing to Microsoft Community Forums.



I understand that you want to remove the volume control banner on your PC.



This issue started after the latest version of Chrome was released. However, we can disable the banner by changing some settings in Chrome browser. Kindly follow the steps below to fix the issue.

1. Open Google Chrome.
   
2. Now type in the following command on the address bar:
   
   chrome://flags/#hardware-media-key-handling
   
3. Under Hardware Media Key Handling select the drop down to
   Disabled
   
4. Restart Chrome
   

Let us know how it goes.



Regards,

Prakhar Khare

Microsoft Community – Moderator