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I have a Windows 7 touch screen computer. I noticed that when I have windowed applications which are vertically scrollable, for example Windows Task manager, and I scroll (with touch) to the bottom and try to scroll further, the window moves vertically and then snaps back into place.
I can disable panning using Group Policy and then I can't scroll with touch. I would like to keep scrolling on touch, but disable the moving of the window vertically when I overscroll.
Is there a way to disable this 'over-scroll' behavior in Windows 7?
SoluableNonagon
Posted 2014-04-15T17:25:40.130
Reputation: 141
How is that question related to this one? They seem to be completely different issues. In what way did that help? – Drazen Bjelovuk – 2015-05-04T07:47:52.803
http://superuser.com/questions/533388/windows-7-window-moving - this helped me out – SoluableNonagon – 2014-04-15T17:35:33.900