The configuration of Windows 10 is such that it has been designed in a way that when the user drags a window to the side of the screen, said window resizes to fit the screen. This is something that happens automatically. Although it is something that many users may not be convinced. So, Microsoft introduced a new feature in the latest version of the operating system.
Thanks to this feature in Windows 10 multitasking is greatly facilitated. For this reason, below we are going to show you how we can prevent the operating system from changing the size of the windows automatically.
It is a little-known setting in Windows 10, but it can be very useful to us. Therefore, it is good to know it and to know where it is located. Since this way we can make use of it in case we need it. What do we have to do?
First of all we have to go to the Windows 10 configuration. Therefore, we go to the start menu and click on the configuration button or use the Win + I key combination. Once inside the configuration we have to go to the system section.
When we enter the system, we go to the column that we find on the left side. ANDn the same we find an option called multitasking. We click on this option and we will see how the screen changes and we now get the multitasking configuration.
We now have to go to the docking section. It is in this section where we find a series of switches, thanks to which we can activate or deactivate the system options. One of these options is the one that allows us to activate or deactivate the automatic change of windows in Windows 10. What we have to do is deactivate the switch first, Arrange windows automatically by dragging them to the edges or corners of the screen.
By doing this, the rest of the options will be deactivated. Therefore, windows will no longer be automatically resized in Windows 10. So we have already fixed this problem that we had.