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I have no idea what this new "function" is called, but in windows 10, when you have multiple monitors set up, the adjacent border of the two monitors acts like a border. So when you drag a window at normal speed to the adjacent border, instead of moving the window to the other monitor, W10 acts as if there is only one monitor and that adjacent border is the end border and expand the window I'm dragging to take half of the current monitor screen. To moving a window from one monitor to another, I apparently have to drag it very fast across the adjacent border, otherwise windows would think I want half-maximize the window.

How can I disable this and return how it was on Windows 7?

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To turn Snap on or off:

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In Ease of Access Center you can find this setting under Make the mouse easier to use:

Prevent windows from being automatically arranged when moved to edge of the screen.

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