If you do not use Aero Shake, then disabling Aero Shake could be helpful to prevent mistakenly minimizing other opened windows while moving a window. You must be signed in as an administrator to be able to enable or disable Aero Shake. This tutorial will show you how to enable or disable Aero Shake for specific or all users in Windows 10. Shaking the title bar again will restore all the minimized windows. Aero Shake lets you quickly minimize all opened windows except the current active window by shaking its title bar. For further info, read article How to Enable or Disable Aero Shake in Windows 10 TenForums.Your screen(s) can get cluttered if you have a lot of opened app windows. The ONLY option seems to be to edit registry, so let's do that. If you're like me and want nothing to hear from that, there is no actual option for getting rid of the madness. I hate these artificial stupidity systems which try to out-smart me. Also, IF (emphasis on if) I want to minimize all of my currently open windows, I'd love to clearly indicate the wish for doing so. The gesture guessing is inaccurate at best. Since today, I've been looking hard both left and right, but found no actual use for this "feature" (bug). As nerds at Microsoft read me adjusting the window position as "shaking" they decide to minimize all of my open ones. Sometimes I love to arrange the windows properly to make work better on a multi-display environment. I'm not sure, but Windows 10 minimizing all currently open windows when you drag a window to left and right has to be the worst feature.
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