Scroll through the list of settings looking for one entitled "Enable Aero Peek." This controls whether the Peek feature works on your system or not. The Visual Effects tab of the Performance Options dialog box. Windows displays the Visual Effects tab of the Performance Options dialog box. For Windows 10, click the Settings button in the Performance group.
For Windows 7, click Adjust Visual Effects. Windows displays the System Properties dialog box. If you are using Windows 10, click Advanced System Settings at the far left of the screen. For Windows 7, click Performance Information and Tools at the bottom-left corner of the screen. 
Windows displays the System portion of the Control Panel. In the Locations group of the Computer tab of the ribbon, click Properties. If you are using Windows 10, type "This PC" (without the quotes) in the Search box and press Enter.
For Windows 7, click the Start button, right-click on Computer, then choose Properties. (The Aero interface is enabled automatically when you personalize your system to use an Aero theme.) You can see if Peek is enabled by following these steps: This feature is actually pretty descriptive, as it allows you to "peek" through whatever is open on your desktop to see a buried window or the entire desktop.Īs long as you have the Aero interface enabled on your system-which is the standard condition on most Windows systems-you can use Peek. One of the features introduced in Windows 7 was called, strangely enough, Peek.
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