How to Mute or Change App Notification sound in Windows 10

Change notification settings in Windows 10

1. Select the Start button, and then select Settings .
2. Go to System > Notifications & actions.
3. Do any of the following: Choose the quick actions you'll see in action center. Turn notifications, banners, and sounds on or off for some or all notification senders. Choose whether to see notifications on the lock screen.

1. How do I change the notification sound for different apps?
2. Can you change notification sounds on Windows 10?
3. How do I turn off app notification sounds?
4. How do I mute individual apps in Windows 10?
5. How do I customize notification sounds?
6. Why does my Windows 10 keep making sounds?
7. How do I change the audio on a USB?
8. How do I turn off Windows volume overlay?
9. Why does my phone keep making notification sounds?
10. How do I silence certain apps?
11. How do I silence all apps at once?

How do I change the notification sound for different apps?

Open the Settings app on your phone and look for the Apps and Notifications setting. Inside there, tap on Notifications then select Advanced. Scroll to the bottom and select the Default notification sounds option. From there you can choose the notification tone you want to set for your phone.

Can you change notification sounds on Windows 10?

Click on Themes. Click on Sounds. In the “Sounds” tab, under the “Program Events” section, select the Notification item. Use the Sounds drop-down menu and select a different sound.

How do I turn off app notification sounds?

Android

1. To turn off app's notification sound, tap Settings > Notifications > Daylio. Than toggle off the Sounds switch.
2. Another way to disable an app's alerts is by long-pressing its notification when it appears. When you do, you'll get the chance to show them silently.

How do I mute individual apps in Windows 10?

Use the Windows 10 Volume Mixer

On the right side of your taskbar right-click on the Speaker icon. Click on Open Volume Mixer. Search for the program you wish to mute. Click on the Speaker icon to toggle mute/unmute.

How do I customize notification sounds?

How to Add Custom Notification Sounds

1. Go to Settings > Apps & notifications > Notifications.
2. Scroll down and tap Advanced > Default notification sound.
3. Tap My Sounds.
4. Tap + (plus sign).
5. Find and select your custom sound.
6. Your new ringtone should appear in the list of available ringtones in the My Sounds menu.

Why does my Windows 10 keep making sounds?

A malfunctioning or incompatible keyboard or mouse, for example, or any device that turns itself on and off, can cause your computer to play the chime sound. Disconnect each of your peripheral devices one at a time to determine whether one of these devices is causing the problem.

How do I change the audio on a USB?

Change USB Connection Sound, #Easy

1. From with in the Control Panel click Hardware and Sound.
2. From the Sounds category, select Change system sounds.
3. The window will pop up on the “Sound” tab and you'll need to scroll down through the list of “Program Events” to find Device Connect and you will click on that time to highlight it.

How do I turn off Windows volume overlay?

If you're not really a fan of the volume overlay feature, we'll show you how you can quickly disable it.
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Disable System Icons

1. Right-click on your taskbar.
2. Select Taskbar Settings.
3. Scroll down to the Notification area.
4. Select Turn system icons on or off.
5. Turn off the volume.

Why does my phone keep making notification sounds?

This problem is most likely caused by an app making a notification sound or the system software making a notification. To check if it is caused by an app is causing the problem tap Apps then Settings. ... If you get to an app where the random sound stops then this app is what's causing the problem.

How do I silence certain apps?

long press on your app icon from home screen and go to app info.. tap on app notifications and mute the notifications only for this app.

How do I silence all apps at once?

Depending on the phone, open settings,notifications, toggles all off, then just turn on the ones you want. One option would be to turn on the Do Not Disturb mode and then set the few desired apps to be exceptions to the mode. Or go to Settings>Sounds>Default Notification Sound and change that to None.