why are these windows dispersing in windows 10

. Otherwise there is no way to choose which window you want to always stay in the foreground, unless the party that created it, intended for it to always be in the foreground.

That's true with Windows as is, but Windows does support this. However it needs to be exposed by 3rd party programs, unfortunately.

Example: Actual Windows Manager adds title buttons.


Another utility adds these options:


Here's a useful tiny free utility:

@dalchina

Great info my Friend BUT do u have a name or a link for the tiny app ?

Top left of the GUI... Try Softpedia

dalchina said:

Top left of the GUI... Try Softpedia

Its good you mention this website Softpedia

Is it a good site ? do you trust it ?
I dont know but it looks like every time i go there they try to install apps and other unneeded stuff

You're thinking of CNET, perhaps. Or softonic. Softpedia has always seemed reliable to me. Do you think I'd have suggested it otherwise?

dalchina said:

You're thinking of CNET, perhaps. Or softonic. Softpedia has always seemed reliable to me. Do you think I'd have suggested it otherwise?

Yes you are right
its this softonic and man do i dislike them


Softpedia is on my favorite List

Just an up date i didnt get a chance to use the program yet been a little busy

so now it installed but i dont see how to get to the settings ?

I dont know how to edit this file AltDrag.ini

like do a new one or edit it from with in ?

i need ur help man

Run it, tray icon, rt click it, Configure.

AltDrag
- documentation etc

MadPaxx said:

Just an up date i didnt get a chance to use the program yet been a little busy

so now it installed but i dont see how to get to the settings ?

I dont know how to edit this file AltDrag.ini

like do a new one or edit it from with in ?

i need ur help man

I dont see it there maybe it is disabled by my other start up program

You just run the program and use GUI settings.

If it doesn't run, check compatibility mode. Rt click on the start menu shortcut (I use Classic Shell start menu and see standard explorer context menu), Troubleshoot Compatibility.

Has it installed? If not, again, check compatibility when installing.

This is just straightforward install and run.