Windows 10 and it's window snapping

If any of you use the "show windows stacked" or "show windows side by side" command, you may have run across Windows 10 not arranging the windows the way you might expect it to - especially if you used this feature in Windows 7 or 8(.1). I finally found what causes the arrangement to be off.

Click on Start -> Settings -> System -> Multitasking.

From there, turn off the feature "When I snap a window, show what I can snap next to it."

If that feature is left on, chances are that the windows end up stacked and piled in the left side of the screen, even if you opt for the "show windows side by side" option. Disabling that feature in the Multitasking options allows the windows to use up more real estate on the desktop.

Nah, works well for me.
Dual screen FTW

Lol. That day won't come, but you will be left on the wayside by Microsoft if you don't conform, and you will be nagged to upgrade while it's still free to do so.

That's what they want you to think. It's sort of a frustrating dichotomy; holding out on upgrading eventually becomes impractical and inconvenient, yet upgrading sometimes poses problems with specific software (among other idiosyncrasies).

I am a big advocate of "use what works for you." Win 7 is a fine installment in an otherwise awkward series of blundering that Microsoft has become famous for. If it's treating you well, keep it. Its support doesn't run out until 2020, and even then, it may be extended if enough people are still clinging to it (much like the now retired XP).