Windows 10: When a maximized window is moved to another screen, the window displays abnormallyThe...

Pre-condition:two screenSteps:1. Maxmize a window in the first screen, such as WinMerge.exe2. Set the rect of the windows to the second screen, through a tool, which is called 'WinSpy.exe', the width or height need greater than or equal to the second screen.Result:1. the WinMerge window is moved to the second screen2. but the client area is transparent and the title bar is unresponsive.More Info:1. It can be any window, not only WinMerge.exe.2. It can be repeated on Windows 11, but can not on Windows 10.

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in win 10, maximized window won't drag

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:

1. Keep Snap Window On
2. For Snapping a maximized window, move your mouse slow to the edge of a display
3. For moving a maximized window (to a different display), move the maximized window fast

 

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Dual display in main window for SLI/Crossfire

W1z,

First of all, I want to thank you for writing such an excellent tool.

After using it for few days, I would like to make a suggestion or two, if you agree that they would be useful.

Would it be possible to move the 'Use Device' list box to the main window, or even better, display the clock settings for both cards on the main window if SLI/Crossfire are enabled?

Also, adding the ability to save both cards clock/fan settings in a single profile would be a welcome addition so that both cards can be OC'ed on startup.

Thanks again!