If it’s still not working or if you prefer the old method, you can turn the tablet mode off by clicking the menu at the bottom-right corner on the taskbar and then tapping the Tablet Mode button. Just drag the top of the window in a downwards direction and Windows will let you place your applications side-by-side.
In fact, it’s fairly simple once you know how to do it. Since each window appears to be lacking the resize button, you might be misled to believe you can’t get Windows snap going. Snap Assist works differently if you have the tablet mode enabled. Turn it off and Windows won't play with your image resizing. When I resize a snapped window, simultaneously resize any adjacent snapped window, will let you adjust the line of split.If you prefer a more Windows 7 feel, you should turn this off. When I snap a window, show what I can snap next to it, prevents the application selection menu (the same you see when pressing alt + tab) from opening whenever you snap.If you turn this off, Snap Assist will only separate applications down the centre lines. When I snap a window, automatically size it to fill available space, takes a guess at where you want to be your line of split by comparing it to other windows.You’ll also find a few other poorly-described options in this menu that might be the cause of your frustrations. You can turn it back on by heading to Settings > System > Multitasking and switching the ‘Arrange windows automatically by dragging them to the sides or corners of the screen’ option back on. Snap assist isn’t enabled by default on most Windows 10 installations, so it’s possible that your settings have been reset and snap assist has been disabled. Also Check Out: How to Prioritize Wi-Fi Networks in Windows 10 Enable It on Control Panel
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