Notifications. I don't know what we would do without them. Some users cannot live without them and others cannot bear it. The arrival of Windows 10 also meant the arrival of the Activity Center, a center where we can find notifications when an application has been updated, when we have a new email, when the antivirus has just scanned our hard drive ... In this notification center all the speech bubbles that previously appeared next to the clock on the taskbar appear. Once you get used to it, you can't live without them, especially if you also make use of OS X, where they are also present, but in Windows they are better implemented, everything has to be said.
Sometimes, when we need peace of mind and that nothing bothers us, the first thing we put in silence is usually the mobile, but with Windows 10 it is not the only device that you will have to mute to let us work without interruptions. We never know when we are going to receive a notification on our PC, so it is advisable to silence all the notifications that we may receive.
Windows 10 allows us to manually deactivate all notifications, or deactivate notifications in a period of time, such as at night, especially if we have the habit of always leaving the computer on while performing some task. Natively, Windows 10 allows us to directly disable all notifications from 22 to 6 in the morning, but through the configuration we can modify it or deactivate all of them completely until we need to receive them again.
To activate the period without notifications, we go to the Activity Center, and click on Period without notifications to activate. At that moment, the icon that shows us the number of notifications will show a moon, to remind us that we have completely deactivated all system notifications and until we deactivate it we will not receive it again.