Have you moved up to Windows 7 and now are looking for the Add/Remove Programs applet?
If so, click on the link above and read the article. Learn about the other options also.
It took me a while to figure this out on my own, when I got my Windows 7 PC, but this detailed explanation makes it really easy.
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Move Off Screen Window in Windows 7
Back in Windows XP, I found it easy to recover a window that the Title Bar was off the screen. When this occurred in Windows 7, I was surprised to find the same trick didn't work (right-click the icon in the Task bar, select Move, and use the arrow keys to grab and move the window).In Windows 7, it's not difficult, just different.
The Windows key + arrow key offers other interesting options even with fully visible windows. Try Windows key + right or left arrow to get the window to take 1/2 of the screen. Use Windows key + up or down arrow to maximize or minimize, respectively, the window.
- Select the program in the Task Bar.
- Hold the Windows key and press an arrow key.
- Repeat the arrow key movement as necessary.
I have not had this problem yet. But it is good to know in advance, so I don't go crazy.
This guide helps you learn how to keep your laptop running when you close the lid in Windows 7.
This is useful, if like me you tend to move around with your laptop. My laptop runs Vista, but it is a similar adjustment to the Power Options.
