One of Windows OSs common shortcut mishaps is the accidental triggering of its Aero Shake feature.
Learn how to disable this annoyance with these steps.
This is particularly useful when trying to focus.
punch the windows tab you wish to remain open, then shake the rig horizontally.
All opened windows and tabs will automatically minimize except the one tab you hold.
Itd be better left disabled.
There are three ways you could do this.
Method 1.
Multitasking Option
Method 3.
There is a better chance of this method working between Windows OS versions.
I strongly suggest backing up your registry first by following these steps below.
Okay, now grab a tab and shake it around no more closing!
Here are some tips to help you be more efficient in your work.
Windows Button + D
This shortcut minimizes all open windows, showing only your desktop.
Its useful when you keep essential apps on your desktop and want to open them quickly.
you could then put another window on the opposite side, perfectly square, with no wasted space.
Its useful when you want to compare things side-by-side.
Windows button + Down will restore your window to its original size.
If you press the Windows button + Down again, it will minimize the window.
Conclusion
Aero Shake may have been made for efficiency, but it can sometimes contribute to inefficiency!
Take control of multitasking by turning off Aero Shake to prevent the accidental tab minimizing.
