Resized window off monitor screen, and can't move back to viewing

G

Guest

Resized Media Center window and inadvertently moved it off-screen. I've
tried using the "move" option on the taskbar tab to no avail. The
multi-directional arrow appears, but can't grab anything. My "minimized"
Media Center window seems permanently stuck off-screen!

I can only use it maximized, which of course is not what I want to do.

When I "minimize" it, I can see it "fly" to the left of the monitor screen.

Anyone have any suggestions? I'm listening, and I appreciate it! Thank you.
 
S

Steve Easton

Try changing your monitors resolution to a smaller value, and then grab it.
Then set the monitor back.
 
D

Dave Cox

Resized Media Center window and inadvertently moved it off-screen.
I've tried using the "move" option on the taskbar tab to no
avail. The multi-directional arrow appears, but can't grab
anything. My "minimized" Media Center window seems permanently
stuck off-screen!

I can only use it maximized, which of course is not what I want to
do.

When I "minimize" it, I can see it "fly" to the left of the
monitor screen.

Anyone have any suggestions? I'm listening, and I appreciate it!
Thank you.


Select the program on the task bar to make it active......press
ALT+SPACEBAR the programs shortcut menu will appear, select MOVE now
use your keyboard arrow keys to move the program back to where you
want.
 
G

Guest

Thanks you two. I'm sure it's due to my idiocy, but neither of these
suggestions worked for me. Note to self: be. careful. resizing. media
center window. That is, IF I ever get it back.

Will try again to make sure I followed each tip accurately.

Thanks so much for your time, both of you.
 
G

Guest

Uh, it worked, it worked, IT WORKED!!!! I tried again, and got it back. I
just had to hang on for a minute with the keyboard arrow keys.

THANK YOU! It's great having that $*O(%U Media Center window back again!

....and, I've saved your instructions....just in case, lol!
 

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