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Suppose I have several monitors connected and my desktop is expanded to them. Suppose that one monitor is far from me and I can't see it. Suppose I open some application, say Google Chrome, and it's window appears on that distant monitor.

Are there any means to bring such a window to another monitor in Windows (without disconnecting and reconfiguring)?

P.S. My taskbar is configured not to show window, which is on other monitor.

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  • Have you tried using Windows + directional keys? It will move windows from monitors.
    – CaldeiraG
    Commented Jan 3, 2020 at 9:28

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The moment you start a program, it automatically has focus. As long as it has focus, you can use WIN+SHIFT+<- or WIN+SHIFT+-> to move the window to a different monitor.

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NirSoft's MultiMonitorTool can show you what windows are on what monitors and allows you to move them between them. You can even script it using the /MoveWindow command line option.

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