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Keyboard Shortcuts for Using Virtual Desktops on Windows 11

By Matthew Lynch
March 28, 2023
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For those who have been using virtual desktops in their Windows 10 PCs, here are some essential keyboard shortcuts that can help you get around more efficiently.

1. Create a new virtual desktop

To create a new virtual desktop, you can simply press “Ctrl + Windows key + D.” This will immediately create a new desktop and switch you to it. You can repeat the process for creating as many virtual desktops as you want.

2. Switch between virtual desktops

To switch between virtual desktops, you can press “Ctrl + Windows key + Left arrow” to move to the desktop on the left, or “Ctrl + Windows key + Right arrow” to move to the desktop on the right.

3. Close a virtual desktop

To close a virtual desktop, you can press “Ctrl + Windows key + F4” while you are in the desktop you want to close. This will close the current desktop and move you to the previous one.

4. Move an app between virtual desktops

To move an app between virtual desktops, you can first activate “Task View” by pressing “Windows key + Tab.” Then, locate the app you want to move and drag it to the virtual desktop you want it to move to.

5. Open Task View

To open Task View quickly, you can press “Windows key + Tab.” This will show you all your open windows and virtual desktops.

6. Create a new virtual desktop and move the current app

To create a new virtual desktop and move the current app to it, you can press “Windows key + Ctrl + D.” This will create a new desktop and move the current app to it.

7. Switch to the next app

To switch to the next app in the current virtual desktop, you can press “Alt + Tab.” This will show you a list of running apps, and you can cycle through them by holding down the Alt key and pressing Tab repeatedly.

By using these keyboard shortcuts, you can easily navigate through your virtual desktops and apps in Windows 10. These shortcuts can save you a lot of time and help you become more productive in your daily tasks

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