The fact that we are able to do this without a simple way to undo it is one of the most annoying aspects of Windows PCs. I know I have become so reliant on my mouse that trying to fix a situation like this really makes me dig deep into my memory to remember some really, really old commands.
However, those old commands are still there, and were embedded all the way back in Windows 3.0.
If you end up in this situation, simply key Alt & Space Bar to bring up the control menu. Then select "move" on the pop-up menu (if you can see it) and use the arrow keys to position the screen we want it; or key "m" (for "Move") and use the arrow keys.
So easy when we remember, but this is a galaxy far, far away now!
Sam
- Reference: Laurie, V. (15 July 2013). How to Use the Keyboard to Move or Resize a Window that is Too Big for the Screen. Retrieved from https://www.techsupportalert.com/content/how-use-keyboard-move-or-resize-window-too-big-screen.htm
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