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The thread discusses an issue where a user cannot freely move the Streamlabs OBS window by dragging with the mouse, only able to move it between displays using keyboard shortcuts, and experiencing no taskbar visibility when the window is open. The original poster suspects a Windows setting or keyboard shortcut causing this behavior, and dismisses the software as the problem. A respondent replies, noting they've never encountered such a Windows issue in 20 years and suggests it might be caused by the program itself or another utility. Overall, the conversation centers on troubleshooting a Windows window management issue, with the sentiment indicating unfamiliarity with such behavior and pointing towards potential causes beyond the software itself.

Shred Hed Gaming

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Might be a dumb question, but i cannot find an answer for it. My issue is a software page not being able to move by clicking the top of it and dragging it like every other page does, the only way i can move it is by pressing it (windows key+shift+arrow keys) to my second monitor, i cannot freely move the page at all, only switch it to another screen, and also when the page is up, there is no task bar, i have to minimize it fully to be able to use the task bar which is pretty annoying. The software is Streamlabs OBS, but i know its not the software problem, i know its a windows problem, maybe i hit a certain key combo to make it like this.
 

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Can't say I've heard of a windows issue like that in 20 years. Programmatically this is fairly simple. Either the program itself or some other utility program are what I would suspect.

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Can't say I've heard of a windows issue like that in 20 years. Programmatically this is fairly simple. Either the program itself or some other utility program are what I would suspect.
 
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