Ni-Release Build 22593 is out to Dev & Beta Channels

I am constantly being bombarded with the message "This build of Windows will expire on 15 September 2022". It's really disruptive and massively hinders my workflow. Is there a way to suppress these popups without having to go through the whole ordeal of rolling back or resetting Windows? My laptop is a Lenovo Legion 5 Ryzen7 5800H if that matters.

Ok cool, I'm on it 👍👍

Done, all 3 😄

Cheers,
Drew![](https://learn-attachment.microsoft.com/api/attachments/721c97b4-9d40-4526-aa79-d73e54be1726?platform=QnA

Drew,

Forgot to mention that they keep changing the way to get things pinned to the jump list.

I've seen 3 different behaviors, with Windows 10, Windows 11 22000.xxx Builds, and now Dev Builds 22H2.

So inconsistent, what works with one build does not work with the next. 😜

Why do they keep messing things around?

Trying to confuse the Russians? 🤣🤣

Hi Dennis,

An easy, simple, direct method is:

Open File Explorer & in the Name box (by default says Home), type (in) shell:AppsFolder & **** hit ENTER. Will become the Apps window.

BUT, even better, it will be on your Jumplist. Just open that & click on Applications 😄 Still, there following a Reboot 👍👍

Minimise the Apps window, which you can set it to show on all your desktops. Do not Close (X) it.... you will only have to redo it if & when a reboot is done. You can set the View to your liking or preference.

Cheers,
Drew![Image](https://learn-attachment.microsoft.com/api/attachments/fd834002-dc62-4c3a-97a8-9a20493e468d?platform=QnA

how did you get to "Application Window" 😳

Win + R

shell:AppsFolder

Or make a shortcut:

C:\Windows\explorer.exe shell:AppsFolder