Windows 10: What is the small Feedback icon in bottom right corner of desktop?

What is the small Feedback icon in bottom right corner of the desktop above the time and date all about? Intermittently it pops up and then disappears after a while without asking for any feedback on anything. I clicked on it out of curiosity earlier and the blue circle kept spinning and didn't do anything. So I clicked on the icons down the left hand side and one of them wanted me to sign in even though Im already logged into my laptop with a MS account anyway. A screen came up asking me to select OK. I just closed it. If I select OK on that screen am I going to be bombarded with Feedback requests or is this option for something entirely different

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There is no icon on the bottom right corner of my screen

Hi Claim,

Thank you for contacting Microsoft Community.

Have you checked whether the Windows updates mentioned by "Andre Da Costa" in the previous section of this thread has been installed or not.

Please check the updates and report us back and we'll be happy to help you.

 

There is no icon on the bottom right corner of my screen

If the Reservation application (Windows 10 app) has a blank screen or does not work or is not available:

Please be aware even if you do not get the Windows 10 app, you can still download Windows 10 as a .ISO file, create a bootable copy and upgrade your system.

How
to: upgrade from previous versions of Windows using Windows 10 ISO file

• Check Windows Update for an updated version of KB2952664 (Windows 7 SP1) or KB2976978 (Windows 8.x)
• After installing the Windows Update, re-run the Compatibility Appraiser. This will happen automatically within a day or it can be run manually from an admin command prompt:
  • schtasks.exe /Run /TN "\Microsoft\Windows\Application Experience\Microsoft Compatibility Appraiser"

Once started, it may take 10 minutes or so for the appraiser to complete. Once complete, re-open the Get Windows 10 app and it will have the updated compatibility information.

Dan Charlton

Windows DirectX Graphics team

Restart your computer and try again.

If the problem persist, see the following:

If the above does not work, try uninstalling both updates:

Press Windows key + X (for Windows 7 click Start, type: cmd
then right click cmd and click Run as administrator)

Click Command Prompt (Admin)



At the command prompt, enter the following commands:

wusa /uninstall /kb:3035583

wusa /uninstall /kb:2952664



Exit the command prompt, restart and run Windows Update again.

I want to reserve my free copy of Windows 10,
but I don’t see the icon on the taskbar

 

I think it signs you into the Feedback Hub App.