The Alerts window contains more options than just Position. Control How Often the Alert Popup Appears Lower-Right Corner, Lower-Left Corner, Upper-Right Corner, Upper-Left Corner.Ĭlick the option you want, and then click OK. You’ll see a line saying, “Where should alerts appear?” with two dropdown menus.Ĭlick the second dropdown (titled “Position”) and you’ll see the options. But you can change that.Įnter Settings by clicking the gear in your Skype for Business client, and select Alerts in the left column. Control Where the Alert Popup Appearsīy default, the Alert Popup appears on the bottom right of your screen. So we have something, at least! Let’s list out how to control what we can control here. But you can control where it appears, and how often.
No, you cannot totally disable the Alert notification popup. Skype for Business – Disable Notifications – Īfter the research (example: the above link) and user comments, I can say this. What about a universal “turn off alerts” setting though? Does it exist?
We know that you can limit alerts on the Windows client–for example, stopping them when your Presence is set to Do Not Disturb. I pored through help files, forum threads, and even the cmdlets index. Judging from the results, this reader is definitely not the only person interested!ĭisable Pop-up Notifications – Forums That said, you CAN turn Push Notifications on & off for the mobile apps.”Īfterward, I did a little more research. Part of Skype for Business’ central approach is to show you notifications when someone wants to chat or call you. I replied to the comment, saying, “I’m not sure the option you’re looking for is available. Whenever you get a new IM, or an incoming call, a little box appears in the bottom right of your screen with a message – “John Smith is calling!” – and an Accept button. “Is there an option in Skype4B to have it set up where your chat does NOT blink or pop up on your screen? I would like just an icon on my taskbar, until I acknowledge it.” The other day, a reader commented with this question.
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