How to solve Win10 taskbar icon reminder flashing

Win10 taskbar running application icon will be notified by orange flashing when there is a request for user processing, the default number of flashing is "7 times" (if you ignore it) In the case), it will remain orange until after the user clicks on the icon, so it can be called “seven times lang”.
This value is actually adjustable, just like you like to make it flash a few times, you need to set it in the registry. The range of values ​​is 0~7, where “0” represents the highest number of times. After the IT home verification is 9 times, the remaining values ​​are the actual number of times, that is, from 1 to 7 times (if you enter 8 or 9, it is also treated according to the standard of 0). So, if you feel that you are addicted once, then change to 1; or change to the number of times you think you can reach what you think is appropriate, but in any case, it is more than 9 times. Windows10 means that you have more than enough strength … &hellip ;

▲Default flashing 7 times
Before modification, it is best to back up the registry to avoid errors caused by misuse.
The specific method is as follows:
1, enter regedit in the Cortana search bar and press Enter to enter the registry editor
2, navigate to
HKEY_CURRENT_USERControl panelDesktop
3, find ForegroundFlashCount on the right, If not, manually create a new DWORD (32-bit) value, named ForegroundFlashCount, as shown below ——

4, double-click ForegroundFlashCount, change the value data to any value in 0~7 (must be an integer) ), then click “ OK & rdquo;, as shown below ——

▲ default is 7
5, use the soft media Rubik's cube (click to download) the home page shortcut command to restart the file explorer, The changes will take effect, as shown below ——

After the modification, you can let the application reminder flash according to the number of times you like, and say goodbye to "seven times". If you still like the original feeling, you can also change the value back to 7 in the position of step 4, and let “seven times lang” turn back to your side.