Windows 10 - How to move window to other monitor by using keyboard shortcuts?
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[this article]: http://www.isumsoft.com/it/disable-win-k.../
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ACCEPTED ANSWER
Score 51
I solved it by unchecking the box which you can see in the following screenshot.
Go to Control Panel > Ease of Access Center > Make the Keyboard Easier to Use
Then search for the setting "Make it easier to manage windows" and un-check the option "Prevent windows from being automatically arranged when moved to the edge of the screen"
After unchecking this option, it works again.
ANSWER 2
Score 39
Go to Settings -> System -> Multitasking
The first section in the Multitasking settings is called Snap. I had the first four items in the list set to Off. When I changed them to On, it (moving windows with Windows+Shift+→ / ← (Right / Left arrow key) started working again.
ANSWER 3
Score 34
An alternative method of moving desktop applications using the keyboard, is to open the application system menu by pressing ALT + Space and then press m to select move. Then you can use the arrow keys to move the application window. I regularly use this to move applications that are placed outside my desktop.
Note that this will not work if "move" is disabled in the application. Which will be the case if the application is maximized.
This method also works when "Prevent windows from being automatically arranged when moved to the edge of the screen" is checked in the control panel.
ANSWER 4
Score 7
A couple things that can prevent this key combo from working are:
Filter Keys is turned on.
Open the "Ease of Access Keyboard Settings" page and disable this feature.
GPO: "Turn off Windows+X hotkeys" is enabled.
Do the reverse of what this article details. This is less likely to cause the issue, as having this enabled did not prevent the hotkey from working in my tests, but I suppose it's theoretically possible.
I may add additional causes if I discover any, but I hope this helps resolve your current issue. :)