Alt-tab is not possible on Windows 11

[RavenMacDaddy]

I read the old issue from 2015 about Windows 10.

Is there anything to add to the blacklist manually for Windows 11 till it's included in a new release?

EDIT: I tried adding #32771 according to the official documentation here, but it doesn't seem to work.

[bew]

note: a workaround might be to not use Alt as the main key for altdrag, but the windows key (which is usually less used)

[RavenMacDaddy]

note: a workaround might be to not use Alt as the main key for altdrag, but the windows key (which is usually less used)

That's actually a good point.

[stefansundin]

My computer can't run Windows 11 lol. It's not just the TPM requirement, but also my chipset/CPU is not supported. Maybe I'll try to by-pass it.

[RamonUnch]

@RavenMacDaddy
I suggest you use the "Window Spy" AutoHotkey script to determine the class name of the Alt+Tab window,
in this script you can check the Follow Mouse option and you should be able to see the the ahk_class value that has to be blacklisted. when pressing Alt+Tab and pointing the cursor to the said window.
A simple fix would be to add the ability to disable AltDrag when tab is pressed down, this would avoid any interaction with any Alt+Tab windows. This is the solution I used.

I myself have not seen yet any computers with windows 11 and have zero machines eligible for it.

[RamonUnch]

You could also try to add Task Switching|* to the blacklist (if you are using the English edition of Win11), maybe the title of the window stayed the same from Win10...

[RamonUnch]

Sorry to make so many posts but actually the item to blacklist to add should be: *|XamlExplorerHostIslandWindow
see RamonUnch/AltSnap#79 for more details

[RavenMacDaddy]

Sorry to make so many posts but actually the item to blacklist to add should be: *|XamlExplorerHostIslandWindow see RamonUnch/AltSnap#79 for more details

No worries, I work the same way, and the solution seems to work - cheers.