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The thread discusses a user experiencing frustration with Windows 10's new snap feature, which causes the mouse cursor to stick to screen edges, especially on dual monitors, making window management difficult. The original poster seeks a way to disable this sticky edge behavior, particularly for the top corners. A responder suggests disabling the snap feature entirely, though it doesn’t resolve the issue of moving windows between monitors, leading the user to develop a workaround by moving the cursor horizontally along the top edge.
TiagoCarvalho

TiagoCarvalho

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Hi, I installed windows 10, before I had windows 7 and it was fine, now with 10 I find my mouse cursor getting stuck to edges because he wants to stick the window there. Is there a way to disable them? I have dual monitor setup and it gets really annoying to move windows between the two of them like this. I don't care about the one in the edge. I care about the one on the top right/left of my screens. Because that one is what's causing me to rage over this :D . Is there a way to turn it off?
 

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I disabled snap feature but it didn't help move to the second monitor. So instead of switching to my other monitor from the corner, I use the top side and move cursor horizontally.
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Nimit

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TiagoCarvalho said:
Hi, I installed windows 10, before I had windows 7 and it was fine, now with 10 I find my mouse cursor getting stuck to edges because he wants to stick the window there. Is there a way to disable them? I have dual monitor setup and it gets really annoying to move windows between the two of them like this. I don't care about the one in the edge. I care about the one on the top right/left of my screens. Because that one is what's causing me to rage over this :D . Is there a way to turn it off?
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It is like when you right click it moves right?
 

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TiagoCarvalho

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No, I mean. It just won't move, but if I lower it slightly it moves. Because Windows 10 has a new sticky window on the corner of the screen. I want to remove that one because it's annoying.
 

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I disabled snap feature but it didn't help move to the second monitor. So instead of switching to my other monitor from the corner, I use the top side and move cursor horizontally.
 

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