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Ever faced the frustrating issue where a window opens off-screen, and you can't bring it back? Don't worry! In this video, we’ll show you different ways to fix this issue step by step.
Now, let’s get started!
1. Select the Off-Screen Program from the Taskbar:
• Find the program’s icon in the taskbar at the bottom of the screen.
• If it’s running in the background, check the system tray by clicking the ^ icon near the clock.
• Click on the program to make sure it’s active.
2. Use Keyboard Shortcuts to Move the Window:
• Hold the Windows key on your keyboard.
• Press the Arrow keys (Up, Down, Left, or right arrow keys) to shift the window back into view.
• The window might snap to the screen edges, so adjust its size if needed.
3. Use the Taskbar Menu to Move the Window:
• Hold Shift, then right-click on the app’s icon in the taskbar.
• Select Move from the pop-up menu.
• Use the Arrow keys to reposition the window onto the screen.
• Click your mouse once to place the window in its new position.
4. Use Cascade Windows Feature (Not Available in Windows 11):
• Right-click on an empty space in the taskbar.
• Click Cascade windows or Show windows stacked.
• This arranges all open windows, making the off-screen window visible.
• Select the window and reposition it as needed.
5. Use Alt + Tab to Select the Window:
• Press Alt + Tab and hold Alt while releasing Tab.
• Keep pressing Tab until the off-screen window is selected.
• Release Alt to bring the window to the foreground.
6. Restart the App or Computer:
• Close the application using Task Manager if the issue persists.
• Restart the app to check if it opens correctly.
• If necessary, restart your PC and try again.
That’s it! These simple methods should help you bring back any off-screen window.
See, this wasn’t hard at all. Thanks for watching!
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