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- Use text or visual alternative to sounds - Microsoft Support
You can get visual cues instead of sound alerts in Windows by changing your settings Here's how Go to Start > Settings > Ease of Access > Audio Choose an option from the drop-down menu under Show audio alerts visually
- Turn On or Off Sound Sentry for Visual Notifications in Windows 10
Sound Sentry replaces system sounds with visual cues, such as a flash on the screen, so you can see notifications even when they're not heard You can also choose how you want sound notifications to warn you
- Enable or Disable Flash Screen during Audio Notifications in Windows 11
If you have trouble hearing audio alerts, you can have your PC display them visually You can choose to have the title bar of the active window, the active window, or the entire screen flash when a notification arrives, instead of relying on sound alone
- How to Set Up Visual Alerts for Audio Notifications on Windows 10 and 11
Windows has a lot of audio-only alerts, but you can turn them into visual ones with these handy tips
- How to turn sound alerts into visual alerts in Windows 11
This section explains how to convert sound alerts into visual alerts in Windows 11 This is a step-by-step guide with pictures of the screens to help
- Enable Visual Alerts for Notifications in Windows 10 (Sound Sentry)
To enable Visual Alerts for Notifications in Windows 10 (Sound Sentry), do the following Go to Ease of Access and select Audio under Hearing on the left On the right, navigate to Show audio alerts visually
- How to Customize Notifications in Windows 11 - All Things How
Frequent pop-ups and sounds from Windows 11 notifications can interrupt concentration and clutter your workflow Windows 11 provides a robust system for managing notifications, allowing you to decide which alerts appear, when they interrupt, and how they notify you
- Configure Sound Sentry for Visual Notifications | Windows | NinjaOne
This guide teaches you how to turn on or off the visual notifications for Sound Sentry in Windows 10 using the graphical user interface (GUI), Control Panel, Registry Editor, and PowerShell scripts
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