Windows 7 system window smart arrangement

In Windows 7, Microsoft added a new feature to the desktop window: smart permutation. In fact, the translation into "smart alignment" is not very accurate, because on the desktop window of Windows 7, when some applications are at the top of the screen, or on the left and right sides, the application will automatically maximize, or occupy the screen on both sides. If you are not used to such default behavior, you can completely block it.
Run the registry, navigate to HKEY_CURRENT_USER"Control Panel"Desktop, find and double-click "WindowArrangementActive" in the right window and then in the pop-up dialog box, change the system default value "1" to "0" ;.

Although I shared this method with you, I am not in favor of too many changes to the system default settings. Because of some default settings of Windows 7, compared to Windows XP, there are a lot of improvements, more suitable for the actual needs of users. And users now think that there is a problem with Windows 7, it is just a matter of usage habits.