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I used to drag windows around in a similar manner... until windows 7 decided two or tree back and forths indicated "minimize everything else".
by shasta 14y ago
I used to drag windows around in a similar manner... until windows 7 decided two or tree back and forths indicated "minimize everything else".
- adrianoconnor 14y agoMe too. I desperately wanted to turn that feature off but never managed to find a way. I can't tell you how many times I was just jiggling a window around (usually the browser, while I thought something through or tried to work out what I was going to do next), and all of a sudden my other windows got minimized. Before that it used to be holding the shift key for 5 seconds while I paused to think. That was especially infuriating if you didn't notice and ended up with 'sticky keys'.
- criley 14y agoYou can disable it pretty simply: http://www.howtogeek.com/howto/windows-7/disable-aero-shake-in-windows-7/ http://www.howtogeek.com/howto/windows-7/disable-aero-shake-...