Windows 10: I do not always receive notifications for Outlook

Hello,On Windows 11 Windows 23H2, I am having a sporadic issue with Outlook notifications not appearing. Sometimes, when I get a new email, even though I am at my computer, the notification will not appear.I've noticed it happening more often when I have a lot of unread emails, but other than that there hasn't been a definitive pattern.Here's what I have tried already:1 Ensured Teams is not set to Do Not Disturb2 Uninstalled and reinstalled Outlook3 Checked to make sure Focus Assist isn't on4 Checked Battery saver settings.

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Outlook Notifications appear after a delay

Turning on notification in Outlook does not guarantee Windows 10 will honor them. So, you have to ensure Windows 10 notification settings are set to allow notifications from the application (they may be in the Action Center, but not displayed on the Desktop).

If you already have Outlook configured to display the desktop alert, then follow these steps to configure Windows.

1. In the Action Center (in the bottom right corner, next to your time)
   click on All Settings. An alternative method to open the Settings
   app would be to open the Start Menu and then click on Settings.
   
2. Click on: System.
   
3. From the panel on the left select: Notifications & Actions.
   
4. In the “Show notifications from these apps” section at the bottom,
   click on
   Outlook. (If Outlook isn’t listed, you haven’t received a new message yet so Outlook isn’t registered yet as an app that receives
   notifications. Simply send yourself a test message in that case and
   reopen the Settings app.
   Also note that you must be using Outlook 2013 or Outlook 2016 as Outlook 2010 and previous have their own notifications which do not
   integrates with Windows 10)
   
5. Make sure that you have enabled all notification options.
   
6. Close Settings.
   

You may or may not need to restart Outlook.

Source - Not getting New Email Alerts on Windows 10

If this doesn't fix the issue, you may need to perform a repair install of Office.

 

Outlook Stuck on Send/Receive

@bartjunited I have one troubleshooting suggestion for you, but it's slightly advanced method to determine a problem, since you so far found no solution it might help you identify a problem. Step 1: Download process monitor: https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/sy...nloads/procmon Step 2: Download my custom configuration for process monitor, find it in attachment Step 3: Extract archive to your Desktop or some other convenient location Step 4: Run process monitor as Administrator Step 5: Click on File -> Import Configuration menu and import the file from extracted archive called ProcmonConfiguration.pmc Step 6: Click on Filters -> Filter... menu and in a window that appears unckheck "TCP Receive" option and click OK Step 7: Run outlook to be ready to troubleshoot it Step 8: In process monitor click on red "trash bin" icon to clear all contents in process monitor Step 9: In office click on "send\receive" to start mail syncronization Step 10: In process monitor you'll see Cyan colored lines which indicate failed or closed connection or disconnection. In the output you care only about outlook program (ignore the rest), specifically those ports which you configured for your mail in question Make sure that for each such cyan line there is corresponding "TCP Receive" for outlook program If there is no matching "TCP receive" this mean you identified a problem which is that outlook fails to communicate with google for given mail configuration. If that's the case your next step is to reconfigure mail configuration and try again troubleshoot it. You'll know your modification to mail configuration works when you see coresponding TCP receive operation.

 

(SOLVED/CLOSED)looking for help with Android phone CONSTANT wireless signal notification

Yeah, thats not a solution she is interested in......I've suggested that course of action. Thanks though.

Just to clarify, I feel that there MUST be a step, or series of steps to turn off JUST the wireless notification sound. Thats what Im driving @ here.