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When Alt+TAB-ing Windows shows a list of icon previews, and, after a second or so, shows the actual window selected behind this list (a feature called Aero Peek).
I just want to see that window immediately, and unobstructed by the preview list.
I want that preview list GONE. It makes no sense.
How do I do that?
I don't have an answer for you, but the way tit normally works makes sense to me -- for example, the preview is good when I'm trying to alt-tab 5 or 10 windows/tabs in from the current one, as its much less annoying to see the previews than having to tab past each full window, one at a time, across multiple monitors, jerking my head around until I find the one I want. Also, if you hit Alt-Tab and then hold Alt (to keep the preview up) you can also use the mouse to click directly to the window you want, which again can be handy as heck when you've got 15 IE tabs to choose from. – Ƭᴇcʜιᴇ007 – 2013-11-11T19:54:29.250
Thanks. XP has no preview at all but icons and text. That doesn't flash windows and is achievable in W8. But a preview often makes sense: take a peek at the obscured window, than abort the Peek. Yet typically the interesting parts are obscured by the ALT+TAB list.. I'd like to try this, hence my question. Using the mouse isn't an option, we have the taskbar for that (mine is XP-style). – user103185 – 2013-11-20T11:41:21.357