My TASKBAR variable is set to 0 in AutoCAD. I auto-hide the taskbar, but if it isn't hidden, then AutoCAD opens up behind the taskbar and then has to be restored down and remaximized before it will fill the screen properly.
I then have to click on the Restore Down button, where it then changes to a maximize button and reduces the AutoCAD window size on the screen.Īfter I do that, I can click the Maximize button that is now available and it will fill the entire screen as intended (see attachment below). The program thinks its maximized because the Restore Down option appears in the upper right.īut, as you can see form my attachments below, it is not actually maximized. When opening the program, either directly from a shortcut or the actual acad.exe application, or by double-clicking a drawing, AutoCAD opens up almost maximized, but not quite. Seems like some code in AutoCAD still needs to be updated for Windows 10.
If it's a Windows 10 problem, every other program I use has addressed it. This bug has persisted across different versions of AutoCAD (20 at least) on different computers using Windows 10 and I'm getting tired of dealing with it every single time I open the program, which is many times a day.
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