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zubairarshad
Copper Contributor
Oct 06, 2021

Windows 11 should restore Snap layouts or snap groups after restarting a PC

What if I need to use a specific layout of Snap groups daily. Do I've to make it daily? Seems a bad idea to me.

10 Replies

  • DazShepstie's avatar
    DazShepstie
    Copper Contributor

    zubairarshad 

     

    Old thread I know, but just to point out, although MS still have not done anything about this, if you have a Dell monitor, then you can download the Dell Display Manager, and it will save you settings.

     

    MS, you need to do better, if your competitors can implement this feature, then surely you can!

    • Reza_Ameri's avatar
      Reza_Ameri
      Silver Contributor
      You should share this idea using the Feedback Hub app in the Windows 11 and you may share the link so other could upvote it.
  • Jaredmpurplecom's avatar
    Jaredmpurplecom
    Copper Contributor
    Has anyone created this as an Idea in the Tech Community? I would like to upvote it.
  • Hodori_0504th's avatar
    Hodori_0504th
    Copper Contributor
    I totally agree! The exercise of dragging your application windows to SNAP lay-outs becomes tedious...

    You should be able to 'pin' a (SNAP) group on the taskbar, or use a shortcut to a powershell script to achieve the same.
  • Cesari555's avatar
    Cesari555
    Copper Contributor
    Yes, some way to either save through reboot or at a minimum keep a list of last used groups saved so that you can save time activating groups instead of recreating your world each day. At least it's a little easier to use than with windows 10.
    • PamK77's avatar
      PamK77
      Copper Contributor
      Thank you, Caesar. Your reply is a start. Could you explain how to "save through reboot" and/or where/how to "keep a list."
      Thank you,
  • Reza_Ameri's avatar
    Reza_Ameri
    Silver Contributor
    Do you have any idea or feedback to improve this feature?
    You may share it using the Feedback Hub app in Windows 10 or Windows 11.

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