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Jerry2144

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3. It could also be Snap

Reply to ailsagirl (Original post)

Wed Sep 11, 2024, 03:41 PM

Sep 2024

It’s under the settings. It can automatically resize a window if the window is dragged too close to an edge of the screen, especially the top. Go to settings. The type in Snsp in the search bar to bring up snap settings. Turn that off and see if it solves your problem

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Question about how to disable the full-screen setting on Windows 10 [View all] ailsagirl Sep 2024 OP

Upper right corner no_hypocrisy Sep 2024 #1

Press F11 ItsjustMe Sep 2024 #2

It could also be Snap Jerry2144 Sep 2024 #3

Hey, that fixed one of my problems! Thanks! lastlib Sep 2024 #5

We're all one big community Jerry2144 Sep 2024 #6

Thank you one and all-- it works now!! ailsagirl Sep 2024 #4