Malthus101
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Hello
Windows 10 64-bit
I use a lot of alarms every day - I need the messages to pop up and sound an alert.
Occasionally alarms gave problems but then would resume normal function after a while.
However, this time they seem permanently broken.
I hear the alert sounds at the correct time but (i) they are cut short (ii) no pop ups appear so I have no idea what the alert is actually for.
Nothing seems to be fixing this problem and I could find no answers anywhere that address this specific issue.
Thanks.
Windows 10 64-bit
I use a lot of alarms every day - I need the messages to pop up and sound an alert.
Occasionally alarms gave problems but then would resume normal function after a while.
However, this time they seem permanently broken.
I hear the alert sounds at the correct time but (i) they are cut short (ii) no pop ups appear so I have no idea what the alert is actually for.
Nothing seems to be fixing this problem and I could find no answers anywhere that address this specific issue.
Thanks.
Solution
Go into system settings > apps
Locate the app, believe it's actually called 'Windows Clock'
Click on the 3 dots > advanced options
You can try the repair option which is non-destructive to data
If that doesn't work then a reset is probably needed which will remove all the data (alarms)
Locate the app, believe it's actually called 'Windows Clock'
Click on the 3 dots > advanced options
You can try the repair option which is non-destructive to data
If that doesn't work then a reset is probably needed which will remove all the data (alarms)
Malthus101
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In the "Clock" app that comes per-installed with Windows 10. thanks
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Well... How do I do that exactly? The PC has been rebooted countless times, and I don't want to remove all the alarms - they are numerous and complex. Do you mean something else? Thanks.Have you tried resetting the app?
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Go into system settings > apps
Locate the app, believe it's actually called 'Windows Clock'
Click on the 3 dots > advanced options
You can try the repair option which is non-destructive to data
If that doesn't work then a reset is probably needed which will remove all the data (alarms)
Locate the app, believe it's actually called 'Windows Clock'
Click on the 3 dots > advanced options
You can try the repair option which is non-destructive to data
If that doesn't work then a reset is probably needed which will remove all the data (alarms)
Malthus101
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Fixed! It was the "Notification Banner" check box that was unchecked.
So you helped me find the solution in a different way!
Thanks for your help!
So you helped me find the solution in a different way!
Thanks for your help!
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