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WPF: Detect when Window loses focus

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How do I detect when my window loses focus?

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Jonathan Allen Avatar asked Dec 20 '10 18:12

Jonathan Allen

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Use the Window.Deactivated event.

You may be looking for the Application.Deactivated event, which fires only if the user switched to a different application.

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SLaks Avatar answered Oct 18 '22 19:10

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