Lock the floating window position
Stop the floating window from being dragged by accident. Learn what Lock Window Position does and how it differs from click-through mode.
The floating window can be dragged anywhere on your screen. Lock Window Position keeps it where you put it.
Why lock it
- You placed the window in a corner and want it to stay.
- You often click near it and sometimes drag it by mistake.
- You share the PC and want a stable layout.
How to use it
- Drag the window to the position you want.
- Right-click the tray icon or the display and tick Lock Window Position.
To move it again, untick the option.
Lock vs click-through
| Option | Moves with drag? | Receives clicks? |
|---|---|---|
| Normal | Yes | Yes |
| Lock Window Position | No | Yes |
| Mouse Penetrate | No (clicks pass through) | No |
Pick Lock Window Position when you still want to interact with the window, for example to open its menu. Pick Mouse Penetrate when you want clicks to reach the app below.
Tips
- Lock the window after choosing its opacity and colors.
- If you use several monitors or change your screen layout, you may need to unlock it and move it.
See the floating window guide for the full picture.
Related pages
Floating window
Drag, fade, pin on top and click through the optional NetSpeedDisplay floating window.
Click-through floating window (Mouse Penetrate)
Let mouse clicks pass through the NetSpeedDisplay floating window so it never gets in the way of the app underneath.
Published 2026-10-17