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How to use Windows 11’s improved Focus Assist feature in the new update

Posted on November 1, 2022August 27, 2023 By bot

A tentpole feature of Windows 11 has been its Focus Assist feature, as a way of helping you finish a project without notifications and other apps bothering you. With the release of Windows 11’s 2022 Update in September however, Microsoft has introduced some improvements to the feature in the form of Focus sessions which, in conjunction with Do Not Disturb, can help you to eliminate distractions further by hiding icons on the Taskbar and making some notifications a bigger priority than others. As the feature has expanded significantly since Windows 11’s release, we’ll be showing you how to use Focus Assist to your advantage, so you can focus on what you need to do.
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