By default, the Windows 10 notification window appears in the bottom right corner of your screen. Windows itself doesn't let you move these notifications, but you can still move certain windows to other corners of the screen.
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Registry cannot help you
Some websites will ask you to change the value of “DisplayToastAtBottom” in the registry to change the position of the notification. However, this only worked in early Preview versions of Windows and it was removed before the final release of Windows 10 was released.
Since the update Windows 10 May 2020there is still no built-in feature to move notifications on Windows 10, to the upper right, or left corner of the screen.
But there are still some things you can do to move those notifications.
Use Settings included in the application
Windows' built-in notifications are clearly inflexible. That's why many Windows applications have developed their own custom notification systems. If you want to turn off or move the notification in the right corner of the screen to another location, see the instructions below.
Some apps even support Windows 10's built-in notifications system. These apps let you choose where notifications appear in their settings,
For example, in Slack, you can tap your workspace name in the upper left corner of the screen and select “Preferences“. Scroll down to the Notifications pane and you will see the option “Deliver notifications via“. Select “Slack's built-in notifications“, in section “Notification position“, you can choose where you like the notification to appear.
If you select “Windows Action Center” in Slack, you will no longer be able to choose the notification location because Windows 10 does not allow it.
On Telegram, one of the popular chat applications, there is a similar option. If you open Settings and select “Notifications”you can deselect “Use windows notifications” and then you will be able to choose any corner of the screen to display Telegram notifications.
Not all apps have this option. It depends on each application developer. But, on Windows 10, all you can do is hope that the app offers options to edit notification placement. Check in the app's Settings to see if there is any such option.
Turn off (or hide) the application's notification window
If an app's notifications are constantly distracting you and it uses Windows 10's built-in notifications, you can turn it off. You can disable all app notifications by going to Settings > System > Notifications & actions. In section “Get notifications from these senders”switch the apps to which you want to turn off notifications “Off”.
You can also hide notifications for those applications by clicking on the app in “Get notifications from these senders”.
Deselect “Show notification banners” and turn on “Show notifications in action center”.
Those notifications will disappear and you can view them by opening them Action Center. Press Win + A or click the notification icon on the taskbar to open Action Center.
