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Learn how to easily re-enable `Python notifications` in Windows after disabling them. Follow our comprehensive guide to get your notifications back on track!
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How to Re-enable Python Notifications in Windows: A Step-by-Step Guide

Notifications can be a vital part of your workflow, especially when you're using programming languages like Python to deliver alerts or notifications. However, there may be times you accidentally disable these notifications and find them difficult to re-enable, especially in the Windows environment. If you've found yourself in this predicament, fear not! This guide will guide you through the steps necessary to re-enable notifications for Python after disabling them.

The Problem

After creating a Python application to show system notifications using libraries like win10toast, you may have decided to disable notifications for Python temporarily. Upon trying to re-enable notifications via ‘Settings System Notifications & Actions,’ you may notice that Python does not appear on the list of applications that can show notifications. This leads to the question: How do you enable it again?

Can You Do It with Code or Command Prompt?

While most settings are done through the user interface, there are efficient ways to enable notifications again using a few strategic steps. Let’s dive into the solution!

The Solution: 6 Steps to Re-enable Python Notifications

Here’s a straightforward process to ensure that Python notifications are back on your system:

Step 1: Open Settings

Go to Settings System Notifications & Actions.

Keep this settings window open alongside wherever you run your Python program (such as Terminal or an IDE).

Step 2: Increase Notification Duration

Modify your notification script by increasing the time duration for the notification to be displayed. This can be done by changing the duration parameter in the show_toast() function.

For example, set the duration to 50 seconds instead of the default.

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Step 3: Run Your Script

Execute your modified Python script that generates the notification.

After running, quickly refresh the app list in the settings window. A quick way to refresh is by navigating to another tab (e.g., Sound) and then coming back to the Notifications & Actions tab.

Step 4: Allow Python to Show Notifications

As your program displays the notification, Python should now appear in the notification settings list.

Immediately enable notifications for Python just as you would for any other application.

Step 5: Close Settings

Now that you have successfully enabled Python notifications, you can close the settings window.

Step 6: Test the Notification Again

Finally, re-run your original Python script to see if the notification appears as expected. It should display without any problems now!

Conclusion

By following these six simple steps, you can easily re-enable notifications for your Python program in Windows after having disabled them. Notifications play a crucial role in ensuring that you don’t miss important alerts while working on your projects. If you run into trouble again, just revisit this guide for a quick refresher. Happy coding!