when you drag and hit the corners does it become half screen sized??
for me it doesn't.
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Hi. I turned off snap and now a maximized window on my desktop won't drag and get smaller.
I browsed this site and did the Restorehealth in the command prompt thing, also sys scannow with no help.
In regedit, my hkey current user control panel desktop Drag from Maximum is set to "1".
How do I keep snap off and be able to drag maximized windows?
Thanks
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when you drag and hit the corners does it become half screen sized??
for me it doesn't.
Hi. I turned off snap and now a maximized window on my desktop won't drag and get smaller.
I browsed this site and did the Restorehealth in the command prompt thing, also sys scannow with no help.
In regedit, my hkey current user control panel desktop Drag from Maximum is set to "1".
How do I keep snap off and be able to drag maximized windows?
Thanks
Moved from: Windows / Windows 10 / Ease of access
Go to Settings, System, then Multitasking, turn on Snap Windows from there.
I had the same problem too. I had turned on Snap setting: Snap Window.
This disallowed me to drag a maximized window from display 1 to display 2.
Turning off the Snap Window, I couldnt move a Maximized window.
It turns out that moving a maximized window works in Snap window mode On when you move that window to the other display fast. Moving it slow makes Windows think that you want to snap it, as if you are parking a car backwards and.. slow.
Solution to move maximized windows:
Thank you for the solution. I inadvertently turned off the ability to drag maximized windows and it made things feels so awkward.
The solution worked perfectly.