If it’s already enabled, all you need to do is “mouse hover” (or place you mouse over without clicking) any icon on your taskbar, and a little mini-prview window will show up with the contents of that window.īut what to do if it doesn’t work… No fear, turning that feature on is pretty simple, but first, a few notes: Click Apply > Ok.Windows Aero Peek (also called Desktop Preview) is a cool new feature in Windows 7 that lets you “sneak” a preview of windows that are on your taskbar so you can more easily sift through the multitude of windows you use daily.
Uncheck the option named “Use Aero Peek to preview the desktop”. To turn off Peek, right-click taskbar and open its Properties. Click Apply.Īero peek shows the icons, gadgets, and anything else on your Window 7 desktop, with a simple move of your cursor over the little transparent rectangle, located in the lower right corner of your taskbar. Click on "Make it easier to focus on tasks" link located at end.Įnable the entry “Prevent windows from being automatically arranged when moved to the edge of the screen" present under ‘Make it easier to manage windows’. To turn off Snap, Open Control Panel > " Ease of Access Center". If you aren’t happy with it and want to disable it, then check the solution below:
This is one great and useful feature which I mostly use in Windows 7. Instantly expand to full screen and back, or arrange two windows side by side. Size & arrange windows by simply dragging their borders to the edges of your screen. Navigate to User configuration > Administrative Templates > Desktopĭouble-click the entry named ‘Turn off Aero Shake window minimizing mouse gesture’. To turn off Shake, Open Run or Search and type gpedit.msc to open Local Group Policy Editor.
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