For some users, the ‘Message Sent’ notification bubble that pops up when you send a message is a useful feature that tells them when their messages have been sent. However, this can be troublesome to other users because it keeps you from keeping your device in your pocket after you hit the ‘Send’ key. If you are one such user, then this tweak is for you. It will disable the ‘Message Sent’ notification so that you’ll never have to deal with it again.

Steps

1. Use a registry editor and go to HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Inbox.
2. Depending on which editor you are using, the exact commands may differ but you want to add a New Key.
3. Name this new key Settings and click done.
4. Go into settings if you are not already there. Your location should now be HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Inbox\Settings.
5. Add a New DWORD Value. For the name field, enter SMSNoSentMsg and in the value data field, enter 1. Ensure that Decimal is selected.
6. Exit the editor, turn off power and wait about 15-30 seconds before doing soft-reset.
7. Now when you send a message, the notification bubble will not pop up.

Do You Need This?

If you are always in an area of coverage and your device always sends out messages, then applying this tweak would make your life a little bit easier. However, if you are not in an area of good coverage or having problems with your device sending out messages, then having the bubble pop up when sending text messages can make it easier for you to know.However, do bear in mind that if you have the notification enabled (by default), then you should turn off your device before receiving the notification or your message would not be sent out.

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