This might help you to avoid accidental switching between virtual desktops.ĭisable Virtual Desktop Switching on Mouse Hover in Task View Hovering over the desktop will have no effect. Once it is applied, you will be able to switch to a desktop only if you click with the mouse on the preview thumbnail in Task View. You can change this behavior with a simple Registry tweak. Once the thumbnail is hovered over, Task View shows you the contents of that desktop which includes previews of apps opened on that desktop. Note: you can make an app show on all desktops.īy default, to switch to a virtual desktop, you need to hover your mouse pointer over a virtual desktop's thumbnail. If you change your mind and like to enable back the snap layouts screen display for window’s maximise button, repeat the steps above and check the Show snap layouts when I hover over a window’s maximize button checkbox.When you click the Task View button on the taskbar, it shows a list of Desktop thumbnails with previews of opened apps for each virtual desktop. Step 7: Try to hover the mouse pointer over the window’s maximise button again, the small screen for snap layouts no longer displays. Step 5: Uncheck the Show snap layouts when I hover over a window’s maximize button checkbox.
Step 4: Click on the Snap windows dropdown menu. Step 2: Click on the System on the left sidebar.
Alternatively, you can click the Start menu and select the Settings gear icon located at the top of the menu by default. Step 1: Press Windows + i key on the keyboard to open the Settings app. This article will show you the setting for how to disable or enable snap layouts to show when mouse pointer hover over window’s maximise button. When hover the mouse pointer over the window’s maximise button located at the top-right corner, a small screen will display with available snap layouts, you can click one of the zones you want to snap the window to. Windows 11 has a new feature called Snap Layouts which is something similar to Snap Assist on Windows 10.
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