Remember, the programs opened in a particular desktop are grouped underneath it. If you have opened multiple virtual desktops on your PC, you might want to close a few or all of the opened desktops.
#Side by side vr desktop windows#
Read: How to Manage Virtual Desktops in Windows 11. Win+Ctrl+ Arrows will help you navigate between your virtual desktops. To close the current virtual desktop use Win+Ctrl+F4. Most importantly, you can move an opened program from one desktop to another by dragging it to your desired desktop. You can directly navigate to a particular opened program in any desktop by clicking on it. You can view all the opened programs by hovering on the thumbnail of the desktop – this gives you a quick overview of programs running on a particular desktop. This way a person can logically separate the tasks based on its nature and simultaneously switch between them. For example, one can open all editor programs in one virtual desktop and have music, photos, etc. With the help of the Virtual Desktop feature, one can add an unlimited number of desktops and manage tasks better. Win+Ctrl+D will also create a new virtual desktop. You can now use the created desktop to run and group your programs within the created desktop. You can create a new desktop by clicking on “New Desktop” icon which is present at the right corner of this panel. Right above the taskbar, you can notice a panel where all desktops are stacked side by side, with a number suffixing it e.g., “Desktop 1”, “Desktop 2” etc… In order to get started, click on the “Task View” icon next to the Windows search bar in the Taskbar as shown in the below image.Ĭlicking on the Task View button opens up a new view. This feature augments a snapping feature called Snap Assist, which can help you snap different windows in any arrangement, a little more easily. You can switch between applications, and you can also move an application from one desktop to another. You can create new Desktops, open different apps in each, work in each or any of them whenever you want, close the opened desktops when you finish work, etc. Using this feature, you can create different arrangements for your running apps and open programs. Task View is a virtual desktop manager for Windows 11/10 and is launched, when you click on its button, next to the Search bar on the taskbar. Virtual Desktops in Windows 11/10 is expected to solve this problem. As the number of opened programs grew, it started becoming very cumbersome to manage tasks. One had to stack all the opened programs or tasks in one single desktop’s taskbar. The earlier versions of Windows did not have this feature. By adding Virtual Desktop or Task View feature, Windows 11/10 has given more power to its users.
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