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How to Use Multiple Desktops in Windows

By Matthew Lynch
May 30, 2023
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As our activities on computers have become more complex, the need for multiple desktops has increased. Multitasking can be overwhelming, with several windows showing different tabs, tasks, programs, and files. Windows 10 is integrated with virtual desktops that allow users to divide tasks into separate desktops.

Below are some steps on how to use Multiple Desktops in Windows:

Step 1: Open Task View

To open Task View, click the Task View button located on the taskbar or press the Windows key + Tab.

Step 2: Create a New Desktop

Create a new desktop by clicking the New desktop button located in the bottom right corner of the screen. Alternatively, use the Windows key + Ctrl + D hotkeys to create a new desktop.

Step 3: Switch to Another Desktop

To switch from your current desktop to another desktop, click on the one that you want to switch to in Task View or use the Windows key + Tab to bring up the task view and then click the desktop you want to switch to.

Step 4: Move Windows Between Desktops

To move windows between desktops, select the window that you want to move, click and hold it, and then drag it to the desktop you want to move it to either in the Task View or press the Windows key + Tab.

Step 5: Close Desktops

To close a desktop, enter Task View mode and hover over the desktop you want to close. Then, click the X button that appears in the top-right corner.

Windows 10 makes multiple desktops easier to use and helps users curate their workspace. It allows for more productivity alongside enhanced functionality. It can also be a significant plus for work and personal projects, as well as decluttering one’s desktop. Start using multiple desktops in Windows today and watch your productivity skyrocket.

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