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Hi,
I'm pn a Windows 10 device and I am experiencing the same issue
The suggested methods didn't work for me, but I found a solution.
I have 2 displays with the primary display oriented on the left.
I reconfigured my display settings and placed the primary display on the right.
By doing that I was able to find the undocked preview window was located in the top left of my secondary display.
From there I was able to grab a corner of the preview window and relocate it.
Now when I undock my preview window, it lands on the primary display.
Cheers
This thing happens on many apps from time to time and it drives me nuts. The silliest thing about it is that it would take very little time for devs to add a facility to go through the window list and move any offscreen back. Don't get me started. If Cyberlink would like my services in helping them make a better product, they know where I am. In the meantime, you can get yourself a very useful program "Autoit" and then this stupidly short program will find the preview window and move it to 0,0 (top left).
WinMove("","Render Preview",0,0)
Yes it is one line of code. Let me know if you want an exe. Then next time this happens to you, you can solve it with a click. No messing with the registry.
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