Run the game you want in windowed mode and drag it to the screen where you want to play. If you are unable to execute the keyboard shortcut, you may change the screen where the game is executed with these options:
If I want to return the game to the main screen, I would simply press the same shortcut but with the Left Arrow ( Windows + Shift + Left Arrow), and the game should return now to the primary screen: So, if I want to run the game on my second screen, on the right side, I would press the shortcut Windows + Shift + Right Arrow and the game should switch from the screen as expected:
The Shortcut is very simple, all you need to do is press the shortcut Windows + Shift + Left or Right Arrow (depending on the screen where you want to move the current window):įor example, with the Among Us game, it starts by default on my main screen: What most of the people don't know, is that this allows you to move games as well. In Windows 10, it's quite easy to move the current window from the screen by using a very simple keyboard shortcut. The solution however is pretty simple, there's a shortcut that you can use in Windows 10 to achieve this. For example, I like to play sometimes with friends online while I work at something that doesn't require my 100% of attention, so I simply set the game to run on my secondary display while I work in the primary screen: So, the users who love using keyboard over the mouse, now have another reason to increase their Windows 7 love.While playing some indie games, I discovered that most of them don't offer a way to change the screen where they run. Shift + Click a pinned taskbar icon to run a new instance of the program IE)Ĭtrl + Shift + Click a pinned taskbar icon to run a new instance of the program as administrator , 0) open the corresponding taskbar pinned programĬtrl + Click a pinned taskbar icon to cycle through the program’s open windows (e.g. Win + P show presentation mode projector options Win + Home minimize/maximize all inactive windows Win + Shift + Right Arrow move the window one monitor right in a multi-monitor display Win + Shift + Left Arrow move the window one monitor left in a multi-monitor display Win + Right Arrow toggle docking to half the screen starting by the right half Win + Left Arrow toggle docking to half the screen starting by the left half Win + Spacebar Aero desktop peek, just like that small rectangle at the right bottom corner next to the time display. Ashish has already posted a list of keyboard shortcuts in Windows 7, I recently came across another list which has been released lately, it has 14 new Windows 7 shortcuts which is majorly concerned with multi monitor / Display configuration and taskbar.
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