Virtual desktops are a powerful feature in Windows 10 that allows users to organize their workspace and multitask efficiently. With virtual desktops, users can create multiple desktop environments, each with its own set of open windows and apps. This can help users keep their work organized and reduce clutter on their main desktop.
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How to Create a Virtual Desktop in Windows 10
Creating a virtual desktop in Windows 10 is easy. Simply follow these steps:
- Click on the task view button (located next to the search bar on the taskbar)
- Click on the "New Desktop" button
- A new virtual desktop will be created and you can begin using it
Switching Between Virtual Desktops
Once you have multiple virtual desktops created, you can easily switch between them by using the task view button. Click on the task view button and a thumbnail view of all open windows and apps will appear. Click on the virtual desktop you want to switch to and you will be taken there.
Managing Virtual Desktops
In addition to creating and switching between virtual desktops, Windows 10 also allows users to manage their virtual desktops. This includes:
- Renaming a virtual desktop
- Moving windows between virtual desktops
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Closing a virtual desktop
To rename a virtual desktop, simply right-click on the desktop in the task view and select "Rename". To move a window to a different virtual desktop, click and hold on the title bar of the window and drag it to the desired virtual desktop in the task view. To close a virtual desktop, right-click on the desktop in the task view and select "Close".
Virtual desktops in Windows 10 are a great way to organize your workspace and improve your productivity. They are easy to create, switch between, and manage, making them a valuable tool for any Windows 10 user.