If you like the Snap to automatically arrange window for you when window is moved to the top, left or right edge of the screen or desktop, but the feature is not working (Snap is enabled by default on Windows 7), or been disabled, use the following steps to enable and turn on the Snap arrange window feature manually.Įnable and Turn On Windows 7 Snap Smart Window Arrangement Simply double click the Disable-Windows-7-Snap.reg to prevent window from snapping. Log off and log on again, or restart computer for the change to take effect.Īlternatively, download the following registry registration file to merge the value directly: Disable-Windows-7-Snap.reg.In the right-pane, double click (or right click and select Modify) on WindowArrangementActive, and set its REG_SZ value to 0.Navigate to the following registry key:.In this case, it’s possible to disable or turn off Snap from automatically arrange window when it’s moved to the edge of screen.ĭisable and Turn Off Windows 7 Snap Smart Window Arrangement But sometimes some people may feel the feature is too smart till inconvenient. Snap is designed as a convenient and smart function to manage and arrange the windows on desktop effectively, including ability to position windows side by side. Among new features of Windows 7 is Snap (or Smart Window Arrangement), where Snap functionality enables end-user to move a window toward the top of the screen to maximize the window to fill the screen automatically, or drag the window to the edges of the screen to resize and expand the window vertically instantly.
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