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Wim · 11-23-2011, 09:16 AM

Hi

I assume that the monitor is no longer there in Windows display properties, but you can't move your mouse to it?

This can happen with some applications and Windows that "assume" that the position they were last in is still the right place... One way to get these Windows back is to use some key presses:

Alt+Tab to the application you want to move back.
Press Alt+Space bar to bring up the window menu on the window you cannot see
Press M to move the Window
Press a cursor key to snap the mouse to the window.
Move the mouse to move the window to where you want it.

You can practise these key presses on a Window you can see to see how it works, then it should work on Windows that you can no longer see on the screen.

Hope that helps

Wim

11-23-2011, 09:16 AM	#2
Wim Senior Member Join Date: Feb 2009 Posts: 1,561	Hi I assume that the monitor is no longer there in Windows display properties, but you can't move your mouse to it? This can happen with some applications and Windows that "assume" that the position they were last in is still the right place... One way to get these Windows back is to use some key presses: Alt+Tab to the application you want to move back. Press Alt+Space bar to bring up the window menu on the window you cannot see Press M to move the Window Press a cursor key to snap the mouse to the window. Move the mouse to move the window to where you want it. You can practise these key presses on a Window you can see to see how it works, then it should work on Windows that you can no longer see on the screen. Hope that helps Wim