This is a text tutorial, provided freely by The W-10 and Jaws group, anyone may freely share this file.
Author: Jim Flusche
This text file is updated to the W-10 Creators update.
Press Windows key+B, to quickly jump to the Notification Chevron button.
Press Windows key+A, to open the Action center.
The Notification area contains the Notification chevron button, the System tray icons, and the Action center.
Tip, you do not want all the system tray icons showing up under the Notification area, because the Notification chevron button will be hid, you will just here System tray area instead after pressing Windows key+B.
Read the directions below, for choosing what System tray icons show up under the Notifications area.
For example, on my computer, I have the following System tray icons showing up, in the Notification area.
System Tray No actions needed. Button, this is the Windows defender security center.
OneDrive Up to date Button.
Internet access Button.
Speakers (USB): 56% Button.
System Clock, 1:55 PM, 8/25/?2017 clock.
Action Center Button.
Tip, if you are using a laptop, make sure that your battary indicator is showing up to see the percentage of charge time left on your battary.
Tip, you can press Insert+f11, to see a list of active system tray icons, press the escape key to close this list.
Press Windows key+A, to open the action center.
Here you will find any past notifications and your pinned quick actions.
How to choose what pinned quick actions show up in the action center.
After pressing Windows key +A, you land in the action center.
Press the Down arrow key to hear the first notification.
After hearing the first notification, tab one time to dismiss this notification, press the spacebar.
After clearing all notifications: Either Tab or press the Right arrow key to go across the quick actions that you have pinned to the action center from above.
Tip, when you hear a notification, try pressing Windows key+V, to go to that notification.
The notifications pop-up is still an issue with Jaws, do your best with them in W-10.
By Diane Brauner