So pressing the down arrow key once is to bring it live to action. Now use the arrow keys to move the window until you see it appears on your screen.īehind the scene, what Alt + Space does is to bring up the classic window context menu, and the number 1 on the list is Move option.Press the down arrow key once and press Enter.Highlight the app window you want to move by clicking it on the taskbar.For all windowed applications, you can try to press alt + space, and do not move the mouse while you are pressing the key. But oftentimes you don’t want to lose any work or content during the current session of this problematic app. Yes, you can always close the app and restart again. This is an ageless issue that even though happens less and less in Windows 10, it does still happen from time to time.
If your solution was forced to close and restart the app then you might be interested in another possible solution. Do you ever run into a problem where Windows just won’t bring the app you are using to the very front? Regardless if you’ve minimized or maximized toggle, or try to change to a different screen (in a multi-monitor scenario) via Windows key + Arrows left and right, the app just does not appear.
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