Remove Wireless Projection Banner from Desktop screen

I had the same problem.  I had to click "Reconnect" and project to the display again, then click "Disconnect" on the banner.  That cleared it.  The banner itself seems buggy, and it doesn't seem to like it when you use the "Connect" button in notifications, as we've all been conditioned to do.

THIS WORKS!!!!!!! THANK YOU SO MUCH!!!!!!!!!

I am an educator and was recently forced by the technology director to update my school-issued computer to the new version of Windows 10.  I was dodging her for months, avoiding the update ... but she finally cornered me and stole my precious laptop.  Since I've gotten my laptop back, my work day has been a living nightma re. I wish I was exaggerating.  It is 100% due to this "Wireless Projection Banner".

I have to project wirelessly in my classroom for a continuous 8 hours a day.  At the same time, I must complete other tasks throughout the day in web browsers, testing platforms, Word, PowerPoint, etc.  Your "Wireless Projection Banner" gets real old, real quick.

A few questions for you, Microsoft (and I hope you respond to these!):

1.  Why would you create a "banner" that interferes with your entire suite of Microsoft software?

• Every time I try to use any tab in Word, PowerPoint, and Excel while connected, your "banner" pops up in front and I am unable to access them.  It makes doing anything in YOUR OWN BRAND OF SOFTWARE very inconvenient, time-consuming, and just plain irritating.  It seems like you should make your operating system, and the software you design for it, work with, not against each other.

2.  What is the benefit of this "banner"?

• I have accidentally hit DISCONNECT more times (17 in a day is my record so far) than I have used the banner to change "projection modes" or intentionally disconnect (0 times EVER).  If people are interested in maximizing their projection for a specific use, then those people are willing go into SETTINGS and optimize those settings.  If they aren't interested, they don't need to be reminded every time they move their mouse to the top of the screen that there are "projection modes".  Or make it optional ... which leads to my next question.

3.  Why would you not include a button on the "banner" that allows users to close the feature if they do not need it?

• Other software and toolbars you have designed all have options to close, minimize, or move them.  Did someone just forget to include these options on this "banner"?

4.  Are you going to continue to ignore the numerous complaints about this feature?

5.  Or, are you going to actually do something about this catastrophe of a "banner"?

• There are a lot of your customers who are interested in a solution to this problem.

THANK YOU.

Even after disconnecting from display the banner was there. The setting gear and the pin icon were not "clickable". I had to kill ShellExperienceHost.exe to get rid of the banner.