Windows 10: How to Make a Specific Focus Assist Message go Away and Stay Away? October 2020 Update

Guys,

I recently updated to the Windows 10 October 2020 update. All went well, but I can't get this Focus Assist message to go away. It is showing up in my Action Center every several hours saying,"Your Notifications will Remain Quiet Here in Action Center When in Full Screen Mode." I know this information and now want this message to go away, and stay away. It is the only message that keeps repeating. My Active Hours are set from 7am- 1:00AM but I don't think that means anything.

Jack

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Focus assist . . . message from Cortana

The three choices are: Priority . . . Alarms . . . Off

I had Focus assist on Priority, and changed it . . . The message from her still gets through on Alarms

Off seems to have fixed it

Win Defender scan status appears to get through on "Off", also . . . some info through the Notification sidebar is good.

I never use Cortana. Is there a setting in there?

It would be good if the messages you see there had a link that you can click on to quiet them.

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Even with Focus assist off, I still get this:

Focus assist
Your notifications will remain quiet here in Action Center while you're in full screen mode.
Only alarms will break through.
8:16 PM ■ via Cortana
Turn off now
Change focus assist

 

Windows focus assist

Hello Mike, *Smile

Focus Assist used to be called "Quiet Hours".

It's a feature that basically allows you to pause or stop showing notifications when they would be inconvenient.

Here's some tutorials below to give you more details:

Turn On or Off Focus Assist in Windows 10 | Windows 10 Tutorials

Change Focus Assist Automatic Rules in Windows 10 | Windows 10 Tutorials

Customize Focus Assist Priority List in Windows 10 | Windows 10 Tutorials

 

Windows focus assist

Ah, i just realized you can turn it off for gaming mode. Its might be help while i am working on my essay. Thanks.