Yep -I haven't installed some 3rd party user interface software. Are you able to "show windows stacked" or "show windows side by side" with your Surface Book?
The Windows 10 build I am running is 10.0.15063 Build 15063
I've never used the taskbar method - I usually use the "hot corner" method - Taskbar works with just the Surface but with an additional monitor my results are like yours...I saw the same thing as you, Exhile.
For jnjroach: did you really use the taskbar options? Or just used dragging?
Hey, I use the taskbar method since Windows XP. The feature must be there for a reason and no one knows statistically how many people use it.I never use that method either. Just did it as a test. I don't think a lot of people use the taskbar method
No worries. I just hope that Microsoft will fix this problem.No offence meant....
Well, for you Surface Book users there doesn't seem to be a problem but for us Surface 3 or Surface Pro 4 users there is. So I guess this is hardware specific to Windows 10.@Exhile
You are correct. Even with the latest Insider Build of Windows 10, the Taskbar method to Choose windows side-by-side does not do that, but instead places the windows one above the other.
I don't really get that... Why would this be a bigger issue for Surface 3 (Pro) and Surface Pro 4 users? I always use the cursor keys combined with the Windows key or just drag the window to the side.Well, for you Surface Book users there doesn't seem to be a problem but for us Surface 3 or Surface Pro 4 users there is. So I guess this is hardware specific to Windows 10.