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Go to Start, Settings, Notifications and Actions, scroll down and turn off the notifications if you can match the above with one of the notifications. It will be one - you need to look at the entire screen shot and see what it might be. <br />
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Also look in Programs and Features to see if you have a voice app installed.<br />
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In the screen shot above, where it says &quot;Choose your Settings&quot;, go there and turn it off.<br />
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I have V1803 running and do not see this.
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Go to Start, Settings, Notifications and Actions, scroll down and turn off the notifications if you can match the above with one of the notifications. It will be one - you need to look at the entire screen shot and see what it might be.

Also look in Programs and Features to see if you have a voice app installed.

In the screen shot above, where it says "Choose your Settings", go there and turn it off.

I have V1803 running and do not see this.

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Hi, I have updated windows 10 now but i'm getting above message &nbsp;and i don't know how to ignore this. any idea how to to that.<br />
Many Thanks<br />
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Hi, I have updated windows 10 now but i'm getting above message  and i don't know how to ignore this. any idea how to to that.
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