How to kill window shifting effect

How to avoid such a thing in windows

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The window slides down and to either the left or right so it doesn't mask the previous.

any timу I open a new application or a window it tends to either shift down for a bit, or to the left.

Is it possible to turn off this sliding or it is that thing that is inbuilt in widows and nothing can kill it?

#455397

if my memory serves well with windowfx you can do it..

with remember each folders position or something like that..

you can try windowfx ;)

#455405

That "effect" is called cascading. Rightclick on your taskbar, and disable "Cascade windows", described here. No need for WindowFX

#455409

uhm, the taskbar menu gives you a "command" to cascade all the existing windows... there is no way from that menu to disable the normal cascading.

Moreover, not all the programs appear in a cascaded position in respect to a previous instance - maybe windowfx is a solution, maybe not

#455413

Yes. cascade command does not turn ofа this effect. windowfx also couldn't resolve it. This is a stupid window thing that doesn't have an option to disable it.

#455427

do you have an (older) ATI graphics card? the app called "hydravision" which comes with radeon ati drivers can control/remember window positions...

#455452

yes. I have it. Can I use it to solve this problem?

#455454

excellent. yeah, try installing then opening hydravision. there will be bunch of tabs, one of the is for control of window position.

if I am not remembering this correctly, I apologize, but I think i'm right :|

#455455

You know. I've search for such an option but I'be failed. Look

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#455462

There is a version with more features, as on my computer. You could try the ATI website and download the latest version...when I get home I could check the version number I have...

#455467

None of the things listed helped. The question is still unanswered. Anybody.

#464052

AutoSizer's got an option to "resize" windows as you please, this also entails specifying an exact window location.

I think you should try to be a little nicer to the people that try to help you in the future.

#464058

Okay! Thank you so much and I'm really sorry if made anyone think that I was rude.

#464099