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Home/Windows 11/Turn on Title Bar windows Shake in Windows 11

Turn on Title Bar windows Shake in Windows 11

Vigneshwaran Vijayakumar
By Vigneshwaran Vijayakumar
August 2, 2024 3 Min Read
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Title Bar Windows Shake, also known as Aero Shake, is a nifty feature introduced in Windows 7 and carried forward to Windows 11, allowing users to quickly minimize all open windows except the one they are working on. This feature can be particularly useful for those who often work with multiple applications and need to focus on a single window without the distraction of others. You can declutter your screen in an instant by simply shaking the title bar of the desired window. This tweaky article will walk you through the steps on How to enable this feature in Windows 11. Fix: Set Time Zone Automatically Greyed out in Windows 11

  • Right-click on the Start Button and click on Settings. You can also use the Win Key + I key combo.
Windows Settings
Windows Settings
  • From the left pane, click on System.
System
System
  • Locate Multitasking and click on that.
Multitasking
Multitasking
  • Now, you can find the option Title bar window shake.
  • Toggle the Title bar window shake switch to ON to turn on this feature in Windows 11.
Enable Title bar Windows Shake
Enable Title bar Windows Shake
  • That is it. You can just hold the active window and shake it and all the other windows will be minimized.

For Windos 11 Pro and Enterprise systems, we ca use Group Policy Editor. In the Group Policy editor, Navigate to User Configuration > Administrative Templates > Desktop. Locate the policy named Turn off Aero Shake window minimizing mouse gesture, double-click it, and set it to Disabled to enable Aero Shake.

Explore more Windows Tweaks with PowerToys:

Microsoft Powertoys for Windows 11
Microsoft Powertoys for Windows 11

Windows PowerToys offers a variety of powerful utilities to customize and optimize the Windows experience. FancyZones allows users to create complex window layouts and quickly position windows into pre-configured zones with customizable layouts. PowerToys Run is a quick launcher that enables fast, efficient searching and launching of applications, files, and system tasks, with support for plugins to extend its functionality, and a lot more. It is an open-source project developed and maintained by Microsoft. The utilities included in PowerToys are designed to enhance productivity and customization for Windows users, and they are officially supported by Microsoft.

Take away:

Title Bar Windows Shake is a convenient and quirky feature in Windows 11 that helps users quickly minimize distractions and focus on a single task. For more interesting Windows quirks and tweaks, stay tuned to winsides.com. Happy Tweaking! Peace out!

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