Gerald Evans

What rectangle areas do you set for your user defined areas and what is the resolution of your screen? For example, I have a 1920*1080 screen and find the following 2 user defined areas allow me to move windows to the left and right hand side of the primary screen: this seems to just about work with all apps that I have tried, including Edge and standard Windows supplied apps. the only exceptions would be apps that limit their size or add their own border. Left half: Position: -7, 0 Size: 974 * 1047...

Don't worry. With so many apps running on Windows these days, it can be difficult to pin down the app or interaction between apps that is causing the problems. When trying to re-create the problem, I did notice that if I powered on a connected TV, Windows would re-configure my screens to a completely different layout (from 2 monitors one above each other, to the TV and the 2 monitors all in a horizontal row), which resulted in the cursor jumping from one monitor to another. I'm not sure for the reason...

First, thanks for reporting the problems. I've not been able to reproduce either problem, so I would be grateful if you can answer a few questions so that I can try and narrow down what is causing the problems: 1) Which version of Windows are you using? 2) With the first problem, does it seem to happen with all games, or does it happen more regularly with particular games? 3) Do you have multiple screens in your primary working area, or is it just your primary screen? 4) A new feature was added in...

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