How to Change Feedback Frequency in Windows 11
Windows 11 often asks you for your opinion on how the system is working. Microsoft collects this info through Diagnostic data and Feedback. A feature called Tailored experiences also uses your data to show you tips and ads. These tools, along with tailored experiences, help Microsoft fix bugs and improve the software.
Why do this? Sometimes these pop-up requests can be distracting. You might want them to appear less often or not at all.
What happens when done? Your Windows settings will update to change how frequently the system interrupts you to ask for your thoughts.
How to change feedback frequency
Follow these steps to choose how often Windows asks for your input:
- Click the Start button and open Settings.
- Select Privacy & security on the left side of the window.
- Click on Diagnostics & feedback.
- Look for the Feedback frequency section.
- Use the drop-down menu to pick your preferred setting:
- Automatically (default)
- Always
- Once a day
- Once a week
- Never

Once you select your choice, you can simply close the Settings window. Your changes are saved immediately.
Summary
You can easily control how often Windows 11 asks for your feedback by adjusting the settings in the Privacy & security menu. This allows you to manage how much you contribute to Microsoft’s diagnostic data collection while keeping your desktop experience free from unwanted interruptions.
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