When typing code, I often encounter a problem, that is, when I want to browse a webpage, my hand unconsciously drags the window and shakes, while other windows are automatically minimized and hidden. Although it is not a big problem, it is actually a bit annoying. ==, I searched the Internet and found a solution, so I shared it:
The function of Aero Shake continues to exist in Windows 10, and its function is that when you shake one of the windows on the screen, all windows except this one will be minimized. If you often "hand shake" and want to turn off this feature, you can read this article.
In the Windows 10 settings, there is no option to quickly switch this function, but we can switch this function by changing the settings in the group policy. For users who cannot use other system versions of the group policy, you can override the group policy For the setting method, directly view the method of using the registry to modify it below.
Set via Group Policy
Run gpedit.msc to open the Group Policy Editor, expand User Configuration -> Manage Templates -> Desktop, you can find the item "Close the Aero Shake window and minimize mouse gestures" in the right area. Its default status is "Unconfigured". If it is not configured, the function of Aero Shake is enabled by default.
Double-click this item, set it to "enabled", and click OK to close Aero Shake. The effect of setting to disabled and not configured is the same, and Aero Shake will be turned on.
Turn off Aero Shake by modifying the registry
For users who cannot use Group Policy, you can run regedit to open the registry editor and expand to HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Policies\Microsoft\Windows.
Right-click on Windows, select New-item, and name it Explorer (if it already exists, this step is unnecessary).
Then right-click the Explorer, select New-DWORD (32-bit) Value, and name it NoWindowMinimizingShortcuts, double-click NoWindowMinimizingShortcuts, and modify its data to 1.
If you want to restore this function, you can delete the newly created registry key.
In addition, in addition to the above two methods to close the function of minimizing the shaking window, there is also a setting that will also affect it.
In the Ease of Use Settings Center of the Control Panel-Make the mouse easier to use settings, if you check "Do not automatically arrange windows when moving windows to the edge of the screen", then the Aero Shake function will also be invalid.
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