I was one of the "move doesn't work" people.
Just breather - relax, and follow the steps exactly.
Depending on the configuration, right clicking on the app in task bar, may, or may not, show the move. Reason is, a pinned (but closed) app has no active window. Also, by right clicking - are you right clicking on the shortcut, or the active task? Imagine, you have multiple Excel's open. On "which one" are you right-clicking then? <- and that is the problem.
Try these steps first:
- Hover over app on taskbar - so that preview window shows
- If the preview window is blank - the app is "minimized. And then won't "move". Right click on the preview window and select "Restore".
- Right click on the PREVIEW WINDOW, and click on "Move".
- The mouse cursor should change to 4-directional arrow, indicating the window is in the move state. Now just press the left - or right arrows on the keyboard - ONCE.
- If the app does not show up - try the other direction, repeating the steps.
Alternative solution:
- Press [WinKey] + [Tab]
Option A: Keyboard
2. Use arrow keys to select desired window
2.1. Press [Context Key] if you have a keyboard with it. (It is usually between [Ctrl] and [Alt] somewhere on the bottom row)
Option B: Mouse
2. Right click on the desired window
- Try using those options - which are different to the ones from the taskbar. They should include:
Snap Left
Snap Right
***Move To...Show on All Desktops, etc.*Other ways:**If you keep being stuck - try creating a second desktop. Move the app to that desktop, and see if it doesn't show up.