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  1. Start>Run>cmd
  2. Select the command shell window
  3. Use windows-left and -right. Observe that it doesn't go to all four positions (left of left monitor, right of left monitor, left of right monitor, right of right
    monitor) as you cycle through. Any idea how to fix this?

Update 6/9/2011: as @Shinrai asked Monitors have different resolutions, left is 1600x1200, right 1680x1050.

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When I do this, it hits every position. (Left-left, normal-left, right-left, left-right, normal-right, right-right, then back to left-left) just like every other window. What resolution and orientation are your monitors? Are you running any multimon management apps? – Shinrai Jun 9 '11 at 16:42
Works for me too (Win 7, 3 monitors); @Brian Carlton - As Shinrai asked - we'd need to know your current monitor setup (etc). – techie007 Jun 9 '11 at 17:53
Same here... works exactly as expected – bwall Jun 9 '11 at 20:37
My setup (Win7 Enterprise x64) does not snap between screen, only on outer edge. But using the Win+Right or Win+Left keys I can cycle from Left-Left => Left-Center => Left-Right => Right-Left => Right-center => Right-Right. My guess is the x64 platform... – Gabriel Mongeon Jun 9 '11 at 21:08
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