However, while this fixed subsequent installations, it does nothing to fix prior installations. When I removed that setting, and left the Start Menu shortcuts in the root of the Start Menu, Desktop Alerts/toast messages of new emails arriving worked on Windows 10 version 1709. To make a long story short, what was causing this issue for me was that in the customizations, I had moved the Office 2016 Start Menu shortcuts into a folder called "Microsoft Office 2016" (like prior versions have had). Our images have all icons visible in the Notification Area of the Task Bar at all times, and even with Outlook open, it still does not appear in the list. As soon as the icon is hidden it's removed from the list."īut it appears to be restricted even further than that. It appears that the list now only shows apps that are running AND currently have an icon visible in the Notification area of the task bar. The Windows 10 Fall Creators update has attempted to rectify this problem by restricting the apps that appear in the list, but has perhaps gone a bit far. This problem wasn't limited to Macrium Reflect, it was a generic design issue and was widely reported. Apps could hang around for weeks after uninstalling and this led to usability issues and confusion. "Prior to the 1709 Fall Creators update, the Windows 10 'Notification & actions' settings dialog would show duplicate and redundant application icons in the 'Get notification from these senders' list of apps.
While I can’t find any documentation from Microsoft themselves, this company references changes to the way Windows allows programs to display notifications in their KB: Using this Office installation method, Windows 7 and prior versions of Windows 10 all get notifications. I tested this theory, and proved it to be true. Internet searches revealed that there were a lot of complaints about notifications, mostly related to email, and (I believe), all Windows 10 version 1709. In looking into the matter, all the users who reported it were running Windows 10 version 1709.
It installs well, sets the right settings, &C., programs work fine after.Īfter the rollout began, we got a few complaints from users saying that after the upgrade to Office 2016, they were no longer receiving the Desktop Alert/toast messages when a new email arrives. msp file with the Microsoft Office Customization Tool. We're rolling out Office 2016 Standard (not 365), and so to make it a smooth installation where the end user doesn't have to do anything, I created an. This is something I recently ran into, and thought I'd share, in case anyone encounters the same or a similar situation.
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