Windows 11 Cascade Windows: possible with e.g. AutoHotkey, not with VBScript or PowerShell

In Windows 10, I was able to use "Cascade Windows" with a simple .vbs script:

The same is possible with PowerShell:

However, in Windows 11, this is no longer possible. If I execute the .vbs or .ps1 file, nothing happens and no error is thrown. Nevertheless, the method is present in Windows 11. Issue the following PowerShell command:

And using e.g. AutoHotkey, I am able to "Cascade Windows" using the following script/command:

I was wondering if there is a way to restore a functioning "Cascade Windows" using VBScript (or PowerShell)?

boossy said:

And using e.g. AutoHotkey, I am able to "Cascade Windows" using the following script/command:

Code:

DllCall( "CascadeWindows", uInt,0, Int,4, Int,0, Int,0, Int,0 )

I was wondering if there is a way to restore a functioning "Cascade Windows" using VBScript (or PowerShell)?

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Any particular reason you don't just create an AHK script with the DllCall? Seems that would be good enough as you can just make it a hotkey or call it from the Powershell command line when you want.