Press Windows Key + R to open run command.System Restore doesn't change your personal files, but it might remove recently installed apps and drivers.
If uninstalling the updates still cannot get the notification sound work again, please try to perform a system restore. It this does the trick, please temporary block the update from automatically installing again. If it prompts for confirmation, just confirm it.Īfter uninstalling the update, restart your PC to check whether everything is fine now.
Select the unwanted update from the list and click Uninstall button.ģ. Type " View Installed Updates" in Search box and tap View Installed Updates – Control Panel from the Search results.Ģ. For example, you cannot get notification alert for incoming emails after an update related with your email client, try to remove that update to fix the sound issue.ġ. If the notification sound stopped working after a particular update, then try to remove the particular Windows update to see if that makes any difference. If you've ruled out the improper settings and the problems started right after a Windows update, I would suggest you try the following methods and check if that helps. If you select None, the sound is turned off and you cannot receive any notification sound in Windows. In Sounds section, make sure you've selected a sound from the options. In Sound dialog, scroll down to Notification in Program Events section. Navigate to Control Panel on your PC and tap Sound. Prior we conclude it is a real issue, let's verify you've turned on notification sounds in Windows 10. Figure C Also read.Notification sound not working after Windows 10 update You can now change those sounds to whatever you please, despite Microsoft's plans to the contrary. HKEY_CURRENT_USER\AppEvents\EventLabels\WindowsLogonĪs you can see in Figure C, there are entries in the Sounds control panel for those three missing entries. HKEY_CURRENT_USER\AppEvents\EventLabels\WindowsLogoff Double-click that DWORD and change the value from "1" to "0" and then click OK. When you click the key, you will see a DWORD in the right-hand window of the regedit app with the label ExcludeFromCPL. HKEY_CURRENT_USER\AppEvents\EventLabels\SystemExit In the left-hand pane of the regedit application, navigate to this key: Click the search result to start the application. SEE: Windows 10 hack: How to beef up your jump lists to show more pinned itemsĬlick the Search box in the bottom-left corner of Windows 10 and type regedit. The bad news is the only way to reveal them in the Sounds control panel is to edit their entries in the Windows Registry.
The good news for users who want to customize those particular sounds in Windows 10 is that the settings are still there-they are just hidden.
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