Bottom part of maximized window can dissappear on 2nd screen

[nu-b]

This has become a pretty standard sequence for me when doing certain types of PS operations.

1. Open a non-raw image from Bridge into Photoshop on 1st (left) screen
2. Grab the image window tab and drag it over to the 2nd (right) screen
3. Maximize the window on the 2nd screen
4. Perform a zoom operation (in or out, happens either way)

The bottom scroll bar disappears.  If the image is zoomed in sufficiently that it doesn't fit within the screen, you can't quite scroll to the bottom.

This has happened to me with both matched 1200x1920 monitors, and matched 4K monitors.  It's been going on for some months; I don't recall when it started.

Configuration:

• Windows 10
• Intel Core I9 9900K
• 32GB RAM
• NVIDIA GeForce RTX 2070 Super video card
• All files on an NVMe SSD

[garydingle]

Hi. Did you ever get a solution to your problem?

I think I have the same problem, when moving the window image tab to the other screen, the document dimensions are diaplayed in the status line at bottom left. If I then maximise the window & then Spacebar+RightClick+FitOnScreen, the image is enlarged to fit on screen, but the whole of the bottom status line area disappears.

[c.pfaffenbichler · Accepted solution]

What happens if you trigger Window > Arrange > Tile? 

[nu-b]

This actually works!  After dragging the image window (grabbing the tab bar) to the second screen, I replaced step 3 above (maximize) with Window > Arrange > Tile and then zoom in.  It preserves the status line and bottom scrool bar.  Thank you.

[garydingle]

You're a Champion!!!!!

Works beautifully, just like nu-b said above.

But obviously there is a bug there somewhere .... for time being I've just got to get out the habit of Max Window & replace with Window/Arrange/tile.

Thanks again for a solution, I've been putting up with this for a couple of years I think.

Cheers, Gary