Aero Shake is a feature in Windows 11 that lets you clear the desktop by grasping and shaking a window to reduce the number of background windows. You can then restore all of the minimized windows by shaking the window back.
The title bar window shaking (also known as Aero shaking) function was enabled by default in earlier operating system versions, but it is now disabled by default in Windows 11 and beyond. But you can now choose how to use it with the Settings app.
This tutorial will show you how to control Windows 11’s title bar window shake function.
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Enable title bar window shake on Windows 11
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Disable title bar window shake on Windows 11
Enable title bar window shake on Windows 11
Follow these instructions to activate the Windows 11 title bar window shake feature:
OpenSettings on Windows 11.
Select “System.”
On the right, click the Multitasking page.
To enable Aero shaking on Windows 11, activate the Title bar window shaking option.
After completing the instructions, you can minimize all open windows except the one you are shaking by clicking and shaking the title bar.
Disable title bar window shakeon Windows 11
Use these procedures to turn off the ability to shake a window to make the other windows smaller:
Open the settings.
Select “System.”
On the right, click the Multitasking page.
To activate Aero Share, disable the Title bar window shake option.
Following the procedures, Windows 11’s title bar window shake functionality will be disabled.