How to Move a Window to Another Screen: Step-by-Step Guide

Learn how to easily move windows between screens in this quick guide.

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To make a window appear on another screen, follow these steps: 1. Click and hold the window's title bar. 2. Drag the window to the edge of the screen until it appears on the other monitor. If this doesn't work, ensuring the second monitor is correctly configured in your display settings may help.

FAQs & Answers

  1. What should I do if the window won't drag to the second monitor? Make sure your display settings are correctly configured to extend the display across both monitors.
  2. Can I move windows to a third monitor? Yes, the same method applies. Just ensure the third monitor is set up in your display settings.
  3. How do I configure multiple monitors on my computer? Access your display settings and choose the option to extend your display to connect and configure multiple monitors.

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