How To Turn Snapping Windows On or Off in Windows 10 Tutorial

How To Turn Snapping Windows On or Off in Windows 10 Tutorial

In this Windows 10 tutorial, I will be showing you how to turn snapping on or off if you are unsure what snapping is it basically allows you to drag windows to the edge of your screen, and it will then resize and snap the window into place allowing you to then snap another window next to it I will show you at the start of the video an example of snapping.

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[arvinclassics]

Well done! I have been wondering about that!! Thanks.

[J_emmons_]

thx so much i turned it off once while testing something and its annoying without it on

[sanchos]

Hello. can i leave this function to just snap on top and stretch the entire window across the monitor? because when i drag windows between monitors they build up and i have to move the mouse quickly which is very inconvenient. however, I’m already used to the fact that a window can be transferred from an unmaximized mode to a maximized one without clicking on the button next to the “close” button, but simply dragging the window up the monitor

[cadenpolen]

Can't stand the Microsoft Edge browser, or this "snap" feature. Definitely not user friendly. Don't really understand why snap is enabled by default... 🙄