How to move window that is off screen on my system?

[calvertleonard]

I am facing an issue where a window is off screen and I cannot access it properly. I want to know how to move window that is off screen using keyboard or settings. How can I fix how to move window that is off screen problem easily? Any simple steps would be helpful.

 

[Robertpatrick]

If a window happens to be off-screen, you can bring it back with keyboard shortcuts. First, make the app active (Alt + Tab). Then press Alt + Space, and in the drop-down menu that appears, select M (Move). Now use the arrow keys to bring the window back into view, and press Enter once you can see it. Besides that, you can press Windows + Shift + Arrow keys for snapping the window to whichever monitor or side. Another way is right-clicking the app on the taskbar, selecting Move, and using the arrow keys. Making screen resolution changes temporarily is also one of the ways to get a window repositioned.

 

[Anni]

If a window is off screen, select it from the taskbar to make it active. Press Alt + Space, then choose Move from the menu. Use the arrow keys to bring the window back onto the visible screen, and press Enter once it is positioned correctly.

 

[bennyturner]

To move a hidden window back into view, click its icon on the taskbar and press Alt + Space. Select Move and use your keyboard arrows to shift the window toward the center of the screen. This method works even when the title bar is inaccessible.

 

[berdyui]

An off-screen window can usually be recovered through keyboard shortcuts. Activate the window, press Alt + Space, select Move, and tap an arrow key. Move your mouse or continue using arrow keys until the window reappears, then confirm its new position with Enter.

 

[BillyBoler]

When a program opens outside the visible display area, select the application and use Alt + Space to open the window menu. Choose Move and use directional keys to relocate the window. Once it becomes visible again, drag it to your preferred location.

 

[BirgitScha]

If you cannot see an application window, make it active from the taskbar and open the window control menu with Alt + Space. Select Move, then use arrow keys to reposition it on screen. This is a quick way to recover windows lost after display changes.