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Worse than that, it's one of the go-to get-out-of-jail sequences for Windows windows that are misbehaving. Got a window that you can get focus to but it's not o
by exmadscientist 2y ago
Worse than that, it's one of the go-to get-out-of-jail sequences for Windows windows that are misbehaving. Got a window that you can get focus to but it's not on screen properly? Alt+Space, X to the rescue!
They'd better not break this.
- scintill76 2y agoFunny, the sequence I learned somehow is Alt-Space, down arrow, Enter (this selects Move), tap any arrow key. Now the window follows your cursor until you click. I'll try X next time.
- hed 2y agoI always did Alt-Space, M to select Move. Of course, this was easier to know before they hid the underline cues by default so you'd know what hotkeys were what :)
- davidt84 2y agoThe problem with X is that it maximises the window... for now. If you restore it again, it flies off screen again. Your method is how I do it (modulo using M for move, rather than reaching for the cursor keys.)
- exmadscientist 2y agoNot if you start by dragging the title bar instead of just pressing the restore button.