Undocking a Window

To undock a window and make it a floating window, do one of the following:

• Double-click the window's title bar.
• Open the shortcut menu by right-clicking the window's title bar, right-clicking the window's tab if it is part of a tabbed collection, or clicking the window's icon in the upper-right corner, and then click Undock.
• In the WinDbg window, on the Window menu, click Undock All. This command changes all of the docked windows into floating windows.

When you undock a window by one of the preceding methods, the window returns to its previous undocked position.

You can also drag a docked window by clicking its title bar. This action enables you to move the window to a different docked position or undock it. (Dragging a docked window to a new position works exactly like dragging a floating window to a new position. For more information about dragging a floating window to a new position, see Docking a Window.)

When you try to undock or drag a tabbed window by any of these methods, only the active window in the tabbed collection is moved.