How to disable windows snap target
In a fresh install of Windows 10 Pro. When I drag a window a snap target position image is displayed. See image.
This is very frustrating as the image is often displayed under the place where I want to place the window. The affect being that the window is therefore snapped and not placed where I intended it to be.
How do I disable this?
To be clear I don't want to disable snapping altogether just the annoying destination image underlay
UPDATE
I do not have the option to "Allow the system to suggest companion windows when using Snap"
Solution 1:
This is caused by 3rd party software - For Dell Check - Dell PremierColor.
Windows
Under Settings > System > Multitasking,
This will allow you to disable the overlay.
Solution 2:
As @Wessel mentioned this is caused by Dell PremierColor. To disable it, open PremierColor, switch to advanced mode, and disable "Display Splitter".