How to stop Xbox Achievement Notifications on Windows 11/10

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When you make up one's mind to continue an Xbox gaming session on a Windows PC, you'll run into a barrage of pop-up notifications. These notifications represent your Xbox achievements. While occasional updates on it tin can be useful to go on a track of the progress made, showing it every now and then can be maddening. Luckily, there'south a way to terminate receiving Xbox Achievement notifications in Windows 11/10.

Stop Xbox Accomplishment notifications in Windows PC

The digital rewards that gamers receive following the successful completion of specific tasks stand for their achievements. Every individual accomplishment earned is worth a certain number of points. Information technology adds to your overall Gamerscore. But getting bombarded with popup notifications may not help. Hither's how to disable Xbox Achievement notifications on a Windows 11/10 PC.

Open the Game bar.
Click Settings.
Choose Notifications.
Switch to General pane on the right.
Scroll downward to Notify me when I unlock achievements.
Uncheck the box marked against the choice.

Windows 10 runs a built-in Game Bar. It shows a full-screen game overlay. Likewise, you tin can use it to control some of the features y'all don't like!

Press Windows+G keyboard shortcut to open the Game bar in Windows ten.

Choose Settings (visible as the gear-shaped icon) pick.

In the window that opens, go to the Notifications section.

Nether Full general Pane on the right, scroll downwardly to locate Notify me when I unlock the achievements option.

When found, uncheck the box marked confronting this pick.

The selection when configured will cease displaying Xbox achievements notifications.

If the Xbox Game Bar is not visible to you when you Press Win+G in combination, go to Settings, cull the Gaming tile, and look for the Xbox Game Bar pick. Here, you enable the Game Bar on and control the shortcut that opens it—Windows+K by default by sliding the toggle to 'On' position.

Hope this helps.

A mail-graduate in Biotechnology, Hemant switched gears to writing about Microsoft technologies and has been a correspondent to TheWindowsClub since then. When he is not working, you tin usually find him out traveling to different places or indulging himself in binge-watching.