Moving a window forces it to maximise but it's not Aero Snap.

mk123

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Whenever I try to arrange my windows (i.e. have file explorer in one corner and say word in the opposite) as soon as a click on the title bar the monitor is outlined in green and a one appears in the middle of the screen and as soon as I release the click the window maximises. This is not a result of aero snapping and I would still like to keep the ability to move a window to the top or side of a monitor and have it maximize/half fill respectively. I have tried the setting in ease of access centre to prevent the windows arranging and this does not do anything at all.

Any ideas?
 

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Hi mk123, welcome to seven forums.


It sounds like you have installed on the computer some kind of desktop screen splitting software, like WinSplit, GridVista or Screen+.

I would search through Control Panel > Programs and Features for such an installed program.
 

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Try doing start > run > msconfig > startup and unchecking everything, rebooting, then see if the symptoms are still there. You may have a program running that causes this. TitleBarClock is a program that has a setting to do this for instance.

Or you might have a mouse hardware problem. Try another mouse and see if the issue changes, or try using your touchpad buttons if you have them. If you don't have another mouse or a touchpad, try changing the settings of the mouse so the left and right mouse buttons are reversed, then see if a right-click produces the same symptoms.
 

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