Windows 10: Since Windows 10 I cannot drag to fit the entire edges of the screen!

Hello, I have a big problem ever since upgrading to Windows 10. I tried on Friday to install a fresh version of Windows 10 Enterprise LTSB as a trial version to test and even after hours of struggle, I failed to fix this problem.

This afternoon I reformatted Windows and installed Windows 10 Home Edition. And once again I have this dreadful problem.

Here's the screenshot to show you what's happening.


Notice how on the right side of my printscreen you can see my desktop wallpaper. The problem is that even if I try to drag the edge of it to cover the right edge. It's like half an inch of gap that cannot be filled to fit the screen!

This part no matter how much I try to drag it will not listen to my command! This problem is occurring on Wordpad as well. If I restart the computer and then try Google Chrome to stretch then it works temporarily. But as soon as I launch a game full screen and then return to desktop this triggers the same problem to happen with my Google Chrome browser.

Notepad and various other windows cannot be stretched and dragged to fit the entire screen. Can someone please assist me on what I need to do to fix this issue? If I can't fix this problem I am returning back to Windows 8.1 or 7 indefinitely!

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Cannot Drag and Drop into Edge

• I have been on Win 10 and Edge since June 2016.
• I was able to drag and drop files in a SP2013 document library until today.
• I tried it with OneDrive with the same result. I can no longer drag and drop to upload files.

Repeat: Drag and drop worked in my SharePoint 2013 libraries and OneDrive until today.

Was there a recent Win 10 or Edge update that may have broken drag and drop?

 

How can I drag a screen display onto an adjoining satellite monitor?

Hi Stewart,

In order for us to assist you dragging a screen to your satellite monitor, you can follow these steps:

• Move the cursor off each of the four screen edges to see if one of them works.
  
• If it does, position the monitors in the Display > Screen Resolution window
  to match the physical placement of the monitors.

In the event that the previous steps failed to work, you can try these:

• In the display settings just swap the
  Display1 and Display2 Monitors.
• Drag the Monitor1 display icon and
  drop it on Monitor2 display icon, this would give you the correct alignment of screens.
  

Don’t hesitate to contact us if you have further inquiries.

 

fit to screen windows 10

Hi Steve,

We need to ask you a few questions for us to better assist you. Please provide the following information:

• Are you trying to do a fit to screen for Windows apps or Wallpaper?
• Can you tell us more about the issue?

In the meantime, if you have issue with fit to screen feature, you can check this

link and follow Pawan Dhondiyal's resolution provided on the thread.

We'll be waiting for your response.