wow it works. When i go to training mode in fighting games, i dont like seeing that white title bar. I like to play it windowed for smaller resolution.
Additionally!! Iti is great trick for disable "show task bar", because windows "think" that cursor not go out the border)) I guess... I hope it will works fine in future also)
its not working for me i did everything as was shown on the video and when i hit the Lwindowskey+ LMB or RMB nothing happens I'm on windows 11 and the game i'm trying to play is WoW classic any tips would be appreciated thank you.
do i have to do it every time or just a one time thing?and can i bind another key and it doesnt seem to work for me i press lwin key with lmouse button nothing happens
Yes you have to run it every time you run the game. Did not work for me the first time too. I have to do the steps again from the top to make sure I did not miss any step.
@@epichax11 You could choose to start it up with your system and leave it on always. 1. open Task Scheduler 2. click Create Basic Task 3. write a name and description e.g. 'Title Bar Remover AHK" / "Toggles title bar with Win+Lclick or Win+Rclick" 4. for Trigger select When I log on (this is better than "when the computer starts" since it also covers the case of when you log out and back in) 5. for Action select Start a program 6. click Browse... and select your TitleBarRemover.ahk or whatever you named it. Done. 7. If you get sick of the script running all the time, just go back into Task Scheduler and disable or delete your task. Another suggestion, you say you need to run as admin, so you could setup AutoHotkey to always run as admin. Go to the AutoHotkey.exe at "C:\Program Files\AutoHotkey" and right click -> Properties -> Compatibility tab -> check "Run this program as administrator". Btw you may want to repeat this for all 4 exe's in the folder, they are each a little different. for example my pc uses the 64 bit one: AutoHotkeyU64.exe For a really advanced solution, one could edit the script so that it automatically hides the title bar in a specific program without the need to press a shortcut key ;) but we don't got time for that we gotta get gaming!
You mean the task bar of windows? Right click the task bar and look for taskbar behavior. Set taskbar alignment: Left. Then check box for "Automatically hide taskbar". NOTE: For windows 11
@@albertcarlosras2994 No, the menu bar, is below the title bar of an application. i.ibb.co/1vW39bK/MenuBar.png I can hide the title bar but not the menu bar.
Sorry. I copied the instruction from the source. Win Logo + Left key on keyboard. Had a couple of tries myself when I tried to make this work before. Install and uninstalled it several times until I got it working too.
thanks man it worked perfectly.......still works in 2023
Thank you man! My apps now looks great in 14inch laptop without title bar + taskbar!
Great to hear!
wow it works. When i go to training mode in fighting games, i dont like seeing that white title bar.
I like to play it windowed for smaller resolution.
thank you man, this is amazing!
perfect! this is exactly what I needed, thanks.
Glad it helped!
Worked perfectly. Thanks.
so POG man thank you! didja write this one yourself or find it online and sharing it with the masses?
I found this fix online. Just sharing
Its perfect! But it some games like Atomic Heart have a little bar on top. But its better than nothing. Thanks a lot!
the this :
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LWIN & LButton::
WinGetPos, X, Y, , , A
WinGet, WindowID, ID, A
WinSet, Style, -0xC40000, ahk_id %WindowID%
WinMove, ahk_id %WindowID%, , 1 + X, 0 + Y,
Return
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LWIN & RButton::
WinGetPos, X, Y, , , A
WinGet, WindowID, ID, A
WinSet, Style, +0xC40000, ahk_id %WindowID%
WinMove, ahk_id %WindowID%, , 1 + X, 0 + Y,
Return
@@mrpandaz5779
The new script works excellently in Atomic Heart, WoW, and other games I try! There are no borders anymore. Thank you!
@@Interactivprimar2 can you please the new script? cant see the other mrpanda comment
you need to make sure you are on maximize the window before I think
idk I don't have atomic heart so it might be wrong
Additionally!! Iti is great trick for disable "show task bar", because windows "think" that cursor not go out the border)) I guess... I hope it will works fine in future also)
it works, but it still leaves a little bit of white line on top.
its not working for me i did everything as was shown on the video and when i hit the Lwindowskey+ LMB or RMB nothing happens I'm on windows 11 and the game i'm trying to play is WoW classic any tips would be appreciated thank you.
Thank you for this! I was wondering why mine doesnt fully disappear thou? I still have a sliver showing for some reason unlike yours
tip: use older ver (1.3)
do i have to do it every time or just a one time thing?and can i bind another key and it doesnt seem to work for me i press lwin key with lmouse button nothing happens
Yes you have to run it every time you run the game. Did not work for me the first time too. I have to do the steps again from the top to make sure I did not miss any step.
@@albertcarlosras2994 yeaa i figured it out that u have to run it as admin all the time otherwise it does not work
@@epichax11 You could choose to start it up with your system and leave it on always.
1. open Task Scheduler
2. click Create Basic Task
3. write a name and description e.g. 'Title Bar Remover AHK" / "Toggles title bar with Win+Lclick or Win+Rclick"
4. for Trigger select When I log on (this is better than "when the computer starts" since it also covers the case of when you log out and back in)
5. for Action select Start a program
6. click Browse... and select your TitleBarRemover.ahk or whatever you named it. Done.
7. If you get sick of the script running all the time, just go back into Task Scheduler and disable or delete your task.
Another suggestion, you say you need to run as admin, so you could setup AutoHotkey to always run as admin. Go to the AutoHotkey.exe at "C:\Program Files\AutoHotkey" and right click -> Properties -> Compatibility tab -> check "Run this program as administrator". Btw you may want to repeat this for all 4 exe's in the folder, they are each a little different. for example my pc uses the 64 bit one: AutoHotkeyU64.exe
For a really advanced solution, one could edit the script so that it automatically hides the title bar in a specific program without the need to press a shortcut key ;) but we don't got time for that we gotta get gaming!
@@noaag ohkkay thnxx brrooo
THANKS YOU SOO MUCHHHH
This still leaves a thin line of white though?
hello, can i change the hotkey of disabling the title bart i dont like this one
I have to say this is very interesting!
I'm curious about something. Is there a way to hide the menu bar too through this?
You mean the task bar of windows? Right click the task bar and look for taskbar behavior. Set taskbar alignment: Left. Then check box for "Automatically hide taskbar". NOTE: For windows 11
@@albertcarlosras2994 No, the menu bar, is below the title bar of an application.
i.ibb.co/1vW39bK/MenuBar.png
I can hide the title bar but not the menu bar.
Press Windows Logo Key + Left Mouse Button?
Sorry. I copied the instruction from the source. Win Logo + Left key on keyboard. Had a couple of tries myself when I tried to make this work before. Install and uninstalled it several times until I got it working too.
@@albertcarlosras2994 So 🪟 + ⬅️?
thanks a ton!
Glad it helped!
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