Windows Photos App manages to show you events from the recent past via its ‘Your Weekend Recap’ notification. Although it’s a good reminder, many of us do not like random alerts, and that, too, without approval. So, if you are looking to disable this feature, here’s a way to disable ‘Your Weekend Recap’ Notification from Photos App in Windows 11/10.
Stop ‘Your Weekend Recap’ notification in Photos App
The new update to Photos App has added a new feature whereby it automatically generates a new album from all your photos and videos combined. So, if you’ve recently added new photos to it, the Photos app automatically creates a new album and displays a notification appearing as a weekend recap.
To disable ‘Your Weekend Recap’ Notification from Photos App in Windows, you’ll need to-
- Access Photos App Settings
- Disable Automatically Generated Albums.
Let us see this in detail.
1] Access Photos App Settings
Launch Windows Photos App by typing ‘Photos’ in the Windows Search bar and pressing Enter.
When the app opens, hover your mouse cursor over the Menu icon (visible as three horizontal dots) located in the upper-right corner.
Choose ‘Settings’ from the list of options displayed.
2] Disable Automatically Generated Albums
When the Photos App Settings page opens, scroll down until you locate ‘Albums’ section.
Just below this option, you will find a toggle switch.
Simply toggle the switch to ‘OFF’ position.
When confirmed, the action will disable the Photos app’s notifications, and you will not receive any notifications from the Photos app at all.
After Microsoft updated the OneDrive storage service, it can automatically create albums from the photos you store in the cloud (OneDrive generates photo albums each Monday morning from the photos you take over the weekend).
So, if you don’t want to see auto-generated albums and ‘Your Weekend Recap’ notifications, the above solutions will help you stop this behavior.