- Jan 28, 2015
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Hi,
I've noticed that, in Windows 8.1, using the windows key+arrow key does not move a desktop window to one side of the screen, and using the vice versa key to put the other window on the opposite side of the screen.
This was easily done in Windows 7 and 10, but 8.1 seems to not have that feature, and I really preferred that feature.
Now I understand I can do that split-screen feature by dragging certain windows-approved apps from the corner of the screen, and I understand I can right click on the task bar and select "put all windows side by side", but I usually don't want to out all my windows side by side and easily select it.
I want to ask the community if there is a fix around this, whether it be an application like classic shell or some setting I have to enable in the system settings?
I've noticed that, in Windows 8.1, using the windows key+arrow key does not move a desktop window to one side of the screen, and using the vice versa key to put the other window on the opposite side of the screen.
This was easily done in Windows 7 and 10, but 8.1 seems to not have that feature, and I really preferred that feature.
Now I understand I can do that split-screen feature by dragging certain windows-approved apps from the corner of the screen, and I understand I can right click on the task bar and select "put all windows side by side", but I usually don't want to out all my windows side by side and easily select it.
I want to ask the community if there is a fix around this, whether it be an application like classic shell or some setting I have to enable in the system settings?
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