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Edgar Nunez
9 years ago
Do you know a way to get this done if I have three screens configured as one? I need to compare content often but if I snap left it takes a screen and a half instead of only one. Thanks!
sad iknev
9 years ago
thanks man, that was really helpful.
n b
9 years ago
Wow… that’s great! I knew it could be done, just needed to find the right guru.
jartim
9 years ago
Something as simple as that, yet no mention anywhere in the Microsoft “help”!
Jose
9 years ago
OMG you are a savior. My productivity is going to be exponential. Great and easy to read article!
ktech24
9 years ago
THANKS! 🙂
Glenn Dixon
9 years ago
Four years old, yet I just looked this up trying to figure out how to do snap on a dual-monitor setup. Thanks!
SHISHA
8 years ago
Thanks mate! Very useful!!
Jon H.
8 years ago
Still helpful even years later. Cheers
Mihai
8 years ago
Thank you !
Joe
8 years ago
i googled, found this here, exactly what i was looking for. well listed up, thank you for the effort!
Faheem hafeez
8 years ago
Just did this, and it works! 😀 Thanks a lot, i’ve been wondering how to do this for a while. 5/5.
Britt Munnell
8 years ago
Incredibly useful- thank you!
qianna
8 years ago
Incredibly helpful. Thanks so much for sharing this.
anon
8 years ago
This is very very useful. Thanks a lot 😀
AlanB
8 years ago
“when working with multiple screens. The trick is that you need to use the keyboard instead of the mouse: the shortcuts for snapping windows side by side are the Windows + Left/Right keys.”
I came for this detail, stayed for the rest of the article. Thanks Ciprian!
–AlanB
Lucian
8 years ago
I needed this for a long time! Thanks!
Maria
7 years ago
Thank you, thank you, thank you!
Alex
7 years ago
Amazing, really handy. Thanks so much for posting this.
Russia
7 years ago
OMG THX BRO
Jonathan
6 years ago
Thank you so much1
Dan
6 years ago
I wish I found this article a couple years ago. I have been snapping to one side then trying to drag to the side location on multiple screens
Windows + Up and Windows + Down allow me to Maximize and minimize a window from either of my monitors respectively, however the WIndows + Left and Windows + Right wont do anything. Is there feature in my display settings that I have to toggle in order to fix this?
This is great. Ever since I put in a second monitor I hated losing Snap and now I have it back.
Glad to be able to help!
Awesome thanks alot!
Thank you so much. That helped a lot!!
Thank you very much for this tip! I use snap everyday, so I was frustrated that I didn’t have that feature after adding a monitor.
I’m glad we helped. 😉
Great, thanks!!!!!!
That’s what I was looking for. Thank you!
I always wondered how Snap with Multiple monitors. Now I know. Thanks!
Happy to help! Don’t hesitate to visit us from time to time or maybe subscribe to our weekly newsletter. You get only one email/week with a summary of everything we publish during that week.
Do you know a way to get this done if I have three screens configured as one? I need to compare content often but if I snap left it takes a screen and a half instead of only one. Thanks!
thanks man, that was really helpful.
Wow… that’s great! I knew it could be done, just needed to find the right guru.
Something as simple as that, yet no mention anywhere in the Microsoft “help”!
OMG you are a savior. My productivity is going to be exponential. Great and easy to read article!
THANKS! 🙂
Four years old, yet I just looked this up trying to figure out how to do snap on a dual-monitor setup. Thanks!
Thanks mate! Very useful!!
Still helpful even years later. Cheers
Thank you !
i googled, found this here, exactly what i was looking for. well listed up, thank you for the effort!
Just did this, and it works! 😀 Thanks a lot, i’ve been wondering how to do this for a while. 5/5.
Incredibly useful- thank you!
Incredibly helpful. Thanks so much for sharing this.
This is very very useful. Thanks a lot 😀
“when working with multiple screens. The trick is that you need to use the keyboard instead of the mouse: the shortcuts for snapping windows side by side are the Windows + Left/Right keys.”
I came for this detail, stayed for the rest of the article. Thanks Ciprian!
–AlanB
I needed this for a long time! Thanks!
Thank you, thank you, thank you!
Amazing, really handy. Thanks so much for posting this.
OMG THX BRO
Thank you so much1
I wish I found this article a couple years ago. I have been snapping to one side then trying to drag to the side location on multiple screens
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Thank you so much, I knew there had to be a simple/good solution to snapping with multiple monitors.
Nicely described, but I can’t get the divider bar to work (resize both windows) when using multiple monitors.
Thank you!! That was extremely helpful!
This was so awesome… I’ve been dying to know how to do this forever, and it’s so easy, using the keyboard…. THANK YOU THANK YOU THANK YOU
Happy to help. 😉
thanks alot!
Windows + Up and Windows + Down allow me to Maximize and minimize a window from either of my monitors respectively, however the WIndows + Left and Windows + Right wont do anything. Is there feature in my display settings that I have to toggle in order to fix this?
Found the issue. Had to toggle the “Snap Windows” switch in the “multitasking” section of the “Systems” settings
Thank you for this!