I got tired of Windows (TM) constantly moving my windows off screen when turning a monitor off. Here is an AutoHotKey script to move them back on screen so they are visible.

Executable only

1. Download caps_lock_move_window_to_mouse.exe
2. Double click on the caps_lock_move_window_to_mouse.exe file to run it.
3. Use Alt-Tab to cycle to the window you want to move to your mouse.
4. Press Caps Lock to move it.
5. To exit the utility press Scroll Lock. (Note: On some keyboards you might need to press Fn.)

Compiling from Source

1. Install AutoHotKey (*).

• https://www.autohotkey.com/download/

2. Save the following as: caps_lock_move_window_to_mouse.ahk

SetTitleMatchMode, 2 
DetectHiddenWindows, On
CoordMode,Mouse,Screen

CapsLock::
    MouseGetPos, xpos, ypos
    WinMove, A,,xpos,ypos
    return

Scrolllock::
    ExitApp

3. Double click on the .ahk file to run it.
4. Use Alt-Tab to cycle to the window you want to move to your mouse.
5. Press Caps Lock to move it.
6. To exit the utility press Scroll Lock. (Note: On some keyboards you might need to press Fn.)

(*) (I placed a mirror in bin/ for convenience.)

Why is this utility even needed?

One can use the WindowsKey + Arrow Key to move a window to the edge the screen. Unfortunately, this does NOT work if the window is offscreen.

If you Shift+RightClick on the icon in the taskbar you get this menu:

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Again, this does NOT work with certain program such as Discord.

Hence this utility.