Identify the old gesture and new software
Note whether the old action was dragging an app window toward the left or right edge to place it on the other screen. Record the current One UI version and actual dual-display arrangement. A gesture no longer performing that action is different from the external monitor losing its signal.
Samsung’s FAQ attributes this particular change to the One UI 8 design update. Keep the software transition with the observation instead of assuming that an older video tutorial describes the current window manager. Verify that the intended app is still open before attempting to move it.
Check playback after moving the window
Once the window reaches the intended screen, confirm its size, controls and programme state. A display move can be successful even if the application needs another play action; likewise, a programme can keep playing while its window remains on the wrong display. Keep those outcomes distinct.
For help, include the Galaxy model, One UI version, receiving screens, old gesture and current menu result. Preserve any unsaved work before disconnecting hardware. This evidence identifies a documented interaction change and separates it from an unavailable display, an app-specific external-output limit or a later media-playback problem.
