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Clasmir's profile on WallpaperFusion.com
After an update to the November Windows 10 update I am consistently seeing an error with binding "Ctrl + Win + E" during startup. I don't recall ever going in and assigning any key, so this should be a default problem. Here is the error text:

HotKey Bind Failed:
• Move Window to Previous Monitor and Maximize "Ctrl + Win + E"

Key combination might already be in use. There are a few reasons why this can fail:
- Another hotkey is already using this key combination
- Another application is already using this key combination
- A built-in Windows function is using this key combination
Nov 14, 2015  • #1
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Berzerker
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Yup, I'm having the same issue. Changing it to another key binding doesn't help either, it gives me the error no matter what binding it's set to.
Nov 14, 2015  • #2
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Dempf
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I got this error too. I rebound the key to ctrl-shift-e and the error went away.
Nov 15, 2015  • #3
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doowruc
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I get this too, on every boot of windows.
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Nov 15, 2015  • #4
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Theabyss
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Yep I get the same thing. Is there a FIX??? What do we do??
Nov 15, 2015  • #5
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Berzerker
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Workaround for now is apparently to remove the "Win" key from the bind. Seems like the Nov 10th update made Win + E (open This PC) a system-level keybind that apps won't be able to bind over.

I set mine to shift + ctrl + alt + E and the issue went away.
Nov 15, 2015  • #6
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Theabyss
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HI thanks for the info to solve the issue, would you be kind enough to post the steps and where we go to change it. Thanks,.
Nov 15, 2015  • #7
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Berzerker
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Right click on the tray icon > Settings > Functions tab on left > look for "Move Window to Previous Monitor and Maximize" > Click on it and hit "Edit" at the top > set shortcut accordingly.
Nov 15, 2015 (modified Nov 15, 2015)  • #8
Keith Lammers (BFS)'s profile on WallpaperFusion.com
Thanks for posting the solutions guys! Unfortunately Windows has registered that key combination for itself now, so we've removed it in 7.3.2. Feel free to set the key combination to something else if you need that function :)
Nov 17, 2015  • #9
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