How to change the location where the notification information appears in the Win10 system

In Win10, all types of notifications appear as notification banners. By default, they will appear in the lower right corner of the screen (if you upgrade directly from Win8.1, it will appear in the upper right corner). In some cases, it may affect the normal operation we are doing. Let's take a look at how to move the location of the notification information to the top or bottom. First, show you a modified rendering.

The following look at the specific modification method:

1, using & ldquo; Windows logo key + R & rdquo; open & ldquo; & rdquo ;, then run type & ldquo; regedit & rdquo; press Under & ldquo; enter key & rdquo;, open & ldquo; registry editor & rdquo;. Locate the following location:

HKEY_CURRENT_USER\\Software\\Microsoft\\Windows\\CurrentVersion\\Explorer

Tip: In addition to using the above method, we can also directly copy the above registry location Information, then double-click the “ registry.vbs” file (click here to download the file), you can open the registry directly and locate the location.

2. In the registry key, in the right interface, find the DWORD (32-bit) value named "DisplayToastAtBottom", if not, you can create one manually. Then change its key value to “1”.

3, then log out of the current user and log in again. You can see the notification information at the beginning of the article.

Tip: There is one more way to restart the file manager.

Method: You can also right-click while holding down the “Shift+Ctrl” button in the blank space of the open start menu. Then in the menu that appears, select “Exit Explorer”. Then use the “Shift+Ctrl+Esc” key combination to open “task manager>, select “file”——“run new task”, then enter “explorer.exe” and press Press the Enter key to complete the resource manager restart.

4, how to restore? Just re-edit the above “DisplayToastAtBottom”DWORD key value back to <;0”, then restart the resource management according to the method provided in <3Step 3; to restore the initial state, as shown below. See if the notification information is back to the original location.