How to stop an annoying behavior?

Using a program like TB or Chrome I will accidentally push the mouse to
the right a little (with my forearm) and my program goes away to be
replaced by the desktop. All I need to do is click the icon in the task
bar and it re-appears right where I was, but it is annoying.
It would seem there is a setting to stop this behavior, but I can not
even think of a proper query to feed into Google.

TIA
Lou

"LouB" <> wrote in message news:...
> Using a program like TB or Chrome I will accidentally push the mouse to
> the right a little (with my forearm) and my program goes away to be
> replaced by the desktop. All I need to do is click the icon in the task
> bar and it re-appears right where I was, but it is annoying.
> It would seem there is a setting to stop this behavior, but I can not
> even think of a proper query to feed into Google.
>
> TIA
> Lou

Is it Aero Peek ?
Right-click Start orb > Properties > Taskbar tab
Clear the box 'Use Aero Peek to preview the desktop'.
Here's a video:
http://windows.microsoft.com/en-US/w...sing-Aero-Peek

Dave-UK wrote:
>
> "LouB" <> wrote in message
> news:...
>> Using a program like TB or Chrome I will accidentally push the mouse
>> to the right a little (with my forearm) and my program goes away to be
>> replaced by the desktop. All I need to do is click the icon in the
>> task bar and it re-appears right where I was, but it is annoying.
>> It would seem there is a setting to stop this behavior, but I can not
>> even think of a proper query to feed into Google.
>>
>> TIA
>> Lou
>
> Is it Aero Peek ?
> Right-click Start orb > Properties > Taskbar tab
> Clear the box 'Use Aero Peek to preview the desktop'.
> Here's a video:
> http://windows.microsoft.com/en-US/w...sing-Aero-Peek
>
Looks like that worked!!

THANK YOU

Lou