Windows 10: Apps and folder "windows" extend past the Desktop AND monitor viewing area.

Here's an example of what happens written by someone else. It happens with Outlook, Chrome, File Explorer... Pretty much everything. I don't want anything to resize larger than the Desktop. I don't want anything to be able to "slide" past the edge of the screen. If i move a window, I want it to hit a "wall" and STOP, not keep going past the field of view. Please Help!"I was trying to download a program and the download window was telling me to read the terms, accept the terms and the proceed. I was not able to check the accept terms box or proceed because these were extending beyond the bot

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View The Screens Of Extended Monitors From The Primary Monitor.​

Hi,

Thank you for writing to Microsoft Community Forums.

It is a good idea to view all the extended screens from your main monitor, so that it will be easy for you to view what is going on with the extended devices, but there is no option in Windows 10, so that you can view the screens of the extended monitor
from your primary monitor. However, you can search for any Remote Monitor Application from
Microsoft Store that provides you the same feature as you want.

Note: Using Third Party Software, including hardware drivers can cause serious problems that may prevent your computer from booting properly. Microsoft cannot guarantee that any problems resulting from the use of Third Party Software can
be solved. Using Third Party Software is at your own risk.

As this is a great idea of displaying the screens of the extended monitors to the main monitor, I suggest you to post your feedback in

Feedback Hub.

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extending monitors

Hello,

I hope I can help you today

solote allow two monitors but here I leave this possible solution

Step 1

Connect a monitor to the normal video card, using the necessary cable (DVI, VGA or HDMI). This will be the main screen, so place it directly in front of your computer's cabinet.

Step 2

Connect the second monitor to the alternative port of the video card, and then restart the computer. The PC will automatically detect the second monitor.

Step 3

Go to the "Show options" window by right clicking on the desktop, then select the "Properties" option. From there, click on the second monitor (which will appear in the drop-down menu), and then activate the "Extend my desktop on this screen" checkbox.

Step 4

Connect the third monitor to your original video card (if it has three outputs) or to another video card, and then restart the computer one more time.

Step 5

Go to the "Show options" window by right clicking on the desktop, then select the "Properties" option. From there, click on the third monitor (which will appear in the drop-down menu), and then activate the "Extend my desktop to this screen" checkbox

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Pasting a file into a folder set for Views > List

Suggest: Do the same for documents library. (Right click> Properties> Customize)