Windows open maximized by default

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Details required : characters remaining Cancel Submit. Joseph Sirgo. Old title: WIN 10 INFO Sometimes I will click on a page, being anything, could be any page not just one in particular and it will not cover the complete desktop area so of course, I will click on little square on the upper right hand of the page and it is magically enlarged to a normal screen size. This thread is locked. You can follow the question or vote as helpful, but you cannot reply to this thread.

I have the same question Taskbar shortcut icon: Forcing these applications to open as maximized requires an additional step. If changing the Run setting to maximized does not work, try the following options to get the program to open maximized.

Despite changing the Run option to "Maximized" in the shortcut properties, some program windows do not open as maximized. Similarly, the only apparent way to make it be opened on a maximized window is to remember to maximize its corresponding window before closing it.

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