Maximized windows in Windows show odd dead space
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So we have experienced this a couple of times, on multiple PCs running Windows. We have only experienced this with one program, but it has occurred over multiple versions of the same program (i.e. 2017, 2018, etc.).
When we maximise the program window, the top of the window will go grey, and become "uninteractable" - that is, when you click on it, nothing happens, and right-clicking brings up the desktop pop up menu.
If we restore the window, the toolbar reappears, even if it gets stretched out to the screen borders (without maximizing it).
Is this a Windows thing?
windows-10
edited Mar 12 at 0:28
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So we have experienced this a couple of times, on multiple PCs running Windows. We have only experienced this with one program, but it has occurred over multiple versions of the same program (i.e. 2017, 2018, etc.).
When we maximise the program window, the top of the window will go grey, and become "uninteractable" - that is, when you click on it, nothing happens, and right-clicking brings up the desktop pop up menu.
If we restore the window, the toolbar reappears, even if it gets stretched out to the screen borders (without maximizing it).
Is this a Windows thing?
windows-10
edited Mar 12 at 0:28
JakeGould
32.9k10100142
asked Mar 12 at 0:13
BenBen
30051030
add a comment |
So we have experienced this a couple of times, on multiple PCs running Windows. We have only experienced this with one program, but it has occurred over multiple versions of the same program (i.e. 2017, 2018, etc.).
When we maximise the program window, the top of the window will go grey, and become "uninteractable" - that is, when you click on it, nothing happens, and right-clicking brings up the desktop pop up menu.
If we restore the window, the toolbar reappears, even if it gets stretched out to the screen borders (without maximizing it).
Is this a Windows thing?
windows-10
edited Mar 12 at 0:28
JakeGould
32.9k10100142
asked Mar 12 at 0:13
BenBen
30051030
So we have experienced this a couple of times, on multiple PCs running Windows. We have only experienced this with one program, but it has occurred over multiple versions of the same program (i.e. 2017, 2018, etc.).
When we maximise the program window, the top of the window will go grey, and become "uninteractable" - that is, when you click on it, nothing happens, and right-clicking brings up the desktop pop up menu.
If we restore the window, the toolbar reappears, even if it gets stretched out to the screen borders (without maximizing it).
Is this a Windows thing?
windows-10
windows-10
edited Mar 12 at 0:28
JakeGould
32.9k10100142
asked Mar 12 at 0:13
BenBen
30051030
edited Mar 12 at 0:28
JakeGould
32.9k10100142
asked Mar 12 at 0:13
BenBen
30051030
edited Mar 12 at 0:28
JakeGould
32.9k10100142
edited Mar 12 at 0:28
JakeGould
32.9k10100142
edited Mar 12 at 0:28
JakeGould
32.9k10100142
32.9k10100142
asked Mar 12 at 0:13
BenBen
30051030
asked Mar 12 at 0:13
BenBen
30051030
asked Mar 12 at 0:13
BenBen
30051030
30051030
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The fact that the problem occurs only with this particular program, than more than likely the problem is the program itself. I would suspect the developer of the application has made a mistake in designing (not programming) the application, which is causing it to behave in this manner. Other factors can be involved such as customization of your OS on your end, such as screen scaling. However, ultimately that application is the only one with the issue.
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The fact that the problem occurs only with this particular program, than more than likely the problem is the program itself. I would suspect the developer of the application has made a mistake in designing (not programming) the application, which is causing it to behave in this manner. Other factors can be involved such as customization of your OS on your end, such as screen scaling. However, ultimately that application is the only one with the issue.
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The fact that the problem occurs only with this particular program, than more than likely the problem is the program itself. I would suspect the developer of the application has made a mistake in designing (not programming) the application, which is causing it to behave in this manner. Other factors can be involved such as customization of your OS on your end, such as screen scaling. However, ultimately that application is the only one with the issue.
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The fact that the problem occurs only with this particular program, than more than likely the problem is the program itself. I would suspect the developer of the application has made a mistake in designing (not programming) the application, which is causing it to behave in this manner. Other factors can be involved such as customization of your OS on your end, such as screen scaling. However, ultimately that application is the only one with the issue.
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The fact that the problem occurs only with this particular program, than more than likely the problem is the program itself. I would suspect the developer of the application has made a mistake in designing (not programming) the application, which is causing it to behave in this manner. Other factors can be involved such as customization of your OS on your end, such as screen scaling. However, ultimately that application is the only one with the issue.
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