How to Move a Lost Off Screen Window Back to Desktop View on Windows 11

Updated video for Windows 11 users. If you are trying to move a lost off-screen window back to the desktop viewable area then please follow along with this guide. I will show you the method for moving the window back to the desktop and also show an issue that may be experienced while trying to get the move window option to appear. This is for users on Windows 11 operating systems.

If you are on Win 10 then you should revert to the original video of how to move a lost window back on to the screen. I will place the link below to find that video.

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[mhmaejeD]

TY. Kept me from Hulk-smashing my monitor and snapping my keyboard over my forehead.

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1:34 - These are NOT windows 11 options - and do not appear on any windows 11 apps.
NONE of what you said was helpful in any way! 👎👎👎👎👎👎👎👎

[TheHoboWithAShotgun]

when i right click the popup window it just closes the popup window

[thijmenvos]

I don’t get it. Why not just use Windows+ arrow keys?

[avataraang]

I dont have the old menu to click on when I try right click

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How to ACTUALLY do it on Windows 11...
Right click START and go to Task Manager.
Find the program that's off screen.
Right click the program and 'maximise' - which will force it on to the screen.