With many people only discovering Aero Shake by accident when vigorously waggling a temperamental mouse, turning the feature off by default is arguably a good move by Microsoft. This setting is now off by default so for those who want it back will need to turn this setting on. You can now turn off Aero Shake via Settings > System > Multitasking and choosing the "off" toggle under "Title bar window shake". In the updated release notes for build 21364, Microsoft says: Additionally, a new option has been introduced in Settings to the feature can be toggled. Microsoft is not killing off the windows minimizing shortcut, but it is going to be disabled by default. The Aero Shake gesture has been part of the operating system since the days of Windows 7, and it has proved a little divisive and it's safe to say that the change will likely be as divisive as well. It seems that Microsoft forgot to mention a change in build 21364.Īs such, the company has published updated release notes for build 21364 of Windows 10, notifying users that Aero Shake - the feature that lets you grab a window by the title bar and 'shake' it to minimize all other windows - is undergoing something of a change.
Not a feature I can remember ever using but.
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