Windows 10: Turn off the reminder window positions and open folders in full screen

Hello all. when i move a window or application in some spot of the desktop and i close it, when i open it again the folder goes to the last position used. And i just want open any folder or program and the program opens centred in the screen, not in last place where i left. i searched alot and i dont find the solution...

Also i'm interested to know how to open all system folders and apps in full screen mode... this stuff should be default as windows default options...

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Internet Explorer won't open in full screen

Hi,

Close all Open IE windows.

Click on your IE launch icon, (taskbar quiklink or desktop link)...

Once opened press f11 to make IE go into full screen mode, (or the View>Full Screen menu)

then close IE to save the window position and size and state information....

ie remembers the position and size and state (minimized, normal, maximized or IE full screen) saved from the last time that the browser was closed.....

reopen IE from the quicklink or desktop launch icon.... it should open at your homepage in full screen mode....

to get a handle on how IE is saving position, size and state information, in the newly opened IE window turn off full screen mode, then resize/reposition the IE window and then close IE..... when you reopen IE it will be in the positon, size and state that
it was in when it was last closed. Re-open/reposition and close a number of IE windows at the same time... it is always the position, size and state information of the LAST IE window that was closed that is used to open the next new IE window.

!important...... if you have multiple IE windows opened... it is only the position, size and state information of the last IE window that was closed that is used to position a new IE window when it is opened.

Regards.

 

How to make permanent positioning of open Window on Windows 10.

Original Title: Window Positioning

In my old Windows 7 environment, I always had three windows open on my desktop (Outlook, Internet Explorer and Word) in such a way that the whole screen was full, but each program had its own, non-overlapping window. So, Outlook occupied the leftmost
side of the screen while Explorer occupied the rest of the screen and Word occupied the same space as Explorer. After I turned off my machine and then turned it back on, these screens would reopen in the exact same location they were in when the machine was
turned off. This no longer happens -- in Windows 10, the window for a program which was previously on the screen doesn't open up in the same location but, rather, opens up in some random position. The problem is particularly bad with Microsoft Edge. This
is turning into a huge waste of time How can I get my computer to bring this basic skill back?.