How not to split windows between two monitors?

[WannaMurderMicrosoft]

Is there a way for a window to be displayed only in one monitor even when i drag it close to the other?

When I Google it it says to disable snap?! I don't get it probably they mean something else. If nothing else snap should prevent the splitting but it doesn't.

[GameBully2k]

I don't know the exact solution but if it is something very annoying you can just switch the display positioning and it will make it like you are in the edge of the monitor when you really are in the middle. just drag one of the screens in display settings and switch their order. but you still have to look for a solution haha this is just a work arround like you will need to work you mouse arround too when you need to go from one display to the other hahahaha
 

[WannaMurderMicrosoft]

3 minutes ago, GameBully2k said:

I don't know the exact solution but if it is something very annoying you can just switch the display positioning and it will make it like you are in the edge of the monitor when you really are in the middle. just drag one of the screens in display settings and switch their order. but you still have to look for a solution haha this is just a work arround like you will need to work you mouse arround too when you need to go from one display to the other hahahaha
 

Won't they split from the opposite side then?

[Poinkachu]

37 minutes ago, WannaMurderMicrosoft said:

Is there a way for a window to be displayed only in one monitor even when i drag it close to the other?

When I Google it it says to disable snap?! I don't get it probably they mean something else. If nothing else snap should prevent the splitting but it doesn't.

How about this ?
https://www.digitalcitizen.life/how-snap-windows-side-side-dual-multi-monitor-setup/

(Remember to turn on "Snap Windows" before you try.  Open Start Menu > Type: Snap)

 

Kinda a "faux" solution to what I think you actually want.
But should make it easier to put a window on the edge of either monitor.

[sk8rs_dad]

Microsoft PowerToys has a feature called FancyZones that is useful for managing window size and placement. 

[Poinkachu]

26 minutes ago, sk8rs_dad said:

Microsoft PowerToys has a feature called FancyZones that is useful for managing window size and placement. 

Right, I forgot that thing exist. xD

 

@WannaMurderMicrosoft
If you are fine with running a background software all the time, you can use PowerToys's FancyZones instead, like @sk8rs_dad said.

If you prefer not running additional software, use the Windows inbuilt one.