Updated on November 9, 2026.
If Windows 11 keeps asking you to rate a feature or send feedback, open Settings > Privacy & security > Diagnostics & feedback and set Feedback frequency to Never.
If the alert is labeled Feedback Hub, you can also control that app’s banners under Settings > System > Notifications. For a comment alert from another app, start with the name shown on the notification.
Pick the setting for the alert you see
| What the alert says | Where to change it |
|---|---|
| Windows asks you to rate a feature or give feedback | Privacy & security > Diagnostics & feedback > Feedback frequency. |
| The notification sender is Feedback Hub | System > Notifications > Feedback Hub, when listed. |
| A comment, mention, or reply from another app | Check that app’s alert settings or select its name under System > Notifications. |
| Notifications interrupt a game or presentation | Use the automatic rules under Do not disturb. |
Stop Windows from asking for feedback
- Press Windows + I to open Settings.
- Select Privacy & security > Diagnostics & feedback.
- Find Feedback frequency and choose Never.
You can still open Feedback Hub from Start whenever you want to report an issue. The page also includes diagnostic data settings, which have their own controls. Microsoft’s guide to feedback frequency
Turn off Feedback Hub banners or another app’s alerts
Open Settings > System > Notifications. Under Notifications from apps and other senders, select Feedback Hub if it appears. Turn off Show notification banners to keep its pop-ups off the screen while keeping the notification center option available. Turn off that app’s Notifications switch if you want to stop its Windows alerts altogether. Microsoft’s guide to per-app notifications
For a document comment or a browser notification, select the app shown at the top of the alert. Use the app’s own settings if you want to mute comments while keeping other alerts from it. For example, a notification from a website may be controlled by that site’s permissions in your browser. See our guide to managing notifications in Windows.
If the alert returns or the setting is missing
Read the sender on the new notification and check the corresponding setting again. On a work or school PC, an organization can control feedback settings. If the option is unavailable on a managed device, ask your administrator about its policy. Microsoft’s managed feedback notification policy
If you only need quiet while working or playing, open System > Notifications > Turn on do not disturb automatically and choose the rules available on your PC.
Frequently asked questions
What is Feedback Hub in Windows 11?
It is Microsoft‘s app for reporting problems and suggesting changes. Open it from Start whenever you want to send feedback.
How do I stop the Windows feedback pop-up?
Set Feedback frequency to Never under Privacy & security > Diagnostics & feedback. If the banner comes from Feedback Hub, also check that app’s notification settings.
What if Feedback Hub does not appear in the notification list?
Use Feedback frequency for Windows requests to rate or comment on a feature. If a pop-up has a different sender, look for that app in the notification list.
Can I stop comment alerts without muting the whole app?
Check the app or website for a setting for comments, mentions, or replies. The Windows app switch controls its alerts as a group.
Can I mute alerts only while gaming?
In System > Notifications, open the automatic Do not disturb rules. Choose the gaming or full-screen option if it is available.