Enable/Disable Automatic Window Arrangement Easily

Last Updated on June 9, 2022 by Tech Queries Team

One of the best ways to increase productivity on PC is working on multiple windows. However, when you drag a window to the edge of the screen, it automatically arranges itself. But, here is a guide that will help you Enable or Disable Automatic Window Arrangements Easily. 

Turn on or off Automatic Window Arrangement:

  • First, type Control Panel in the search bar, and open it. 
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  • Next, click on the Ease of Access Center.
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  • Here, you will find the option “Make the Mouse Easier to Use
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  • Inside, you will find an option “Prevent Windows from being automatically arranged when moved to the edge of the screen
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  • Enable it. Click on Apply, then Ok.
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More Productivity Options:

In the same window, there is also another option called ” Activate a Window by Hovering over it with the mouse“, which will make a window active just by hovering the mouse cursor. You don’t have to click on it. 

Another way of increasing your productivity is by keeping a window on top of other windows. Read this article on How to Keep a Window on Top of others in Windows 10?

Conclusion:

By checking the option of preventing windows from automatically arranged, you Disable Automatic Window Arrangements. With this, you can arrange multiple windows on your desktop at your convenience.

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