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On windows11, one application runs offscreen. This began when I used external monitor but continued. Why?.
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Agree with those who say this is nuts. Here's my favorite workaround:
- Open any app that opens where you can see it.
- Hover over the maximize/restore icon near the right end of the title bar.
- Choose any screen layout option. Your active app will appear in one part of the screen.
- Windows then lets you choose what app you want in the other part of the screen.
- Choose the app that has been hidden. It will appear in part of the active screen.
Dan
Does this work with remote desktop?
It should work, but I have not tested it in Remote Desktop. If you do, please report the result here.
Dan
While I cannot test this in remote desktop, it doesn't work on my real desktop.
I think a version of this was posted earlier in the thread.
Hold Shift while you right-click the icon. Then, depending on your keyboard either the +/- or arrows will eventually move the window, it just may have to move it half a mile, so ride the line between patience and time wasting...
Thank you!!
This worked.
