Aero effects in Windows 7 have undergone an overhaul with the introduction of aero peek, aero snap, and aero shake.
We talked about aero peek before. In terms of snapping and aero shake, the former allows you to resize windows by simply dragging-and-dropping them to the corners of the screen, while the latter allows you to minimize other windows by shaking the active window.
The above features may be useful to many people, but they can also be annoying to some. It is possible to disable them and we will discuss how to do it quickly and easily.
We go here.
1. Type your mouse in your Windows 7 start search bar.
2. Click the result that says Change how mouse works.
3. The mouse options window will open and under Make window management easier you will find a box that says Prevent windows from automatically arranging when moved to the edge of the screen. You need to check this box and click OK.
As you understand, doing this will disable the aero snap feature. But what many people do not know is that this also automatically disables the aero vibration feature.
Yes, that means you don’t need to take some other steps just to turn off the aerodynamic vibration feature. The above step should solve that problem.
Hope this is useful. If you know of any other cool aviation tricks, let us know in the comments.
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