How to Use Multiple Desktops on One Screen in Windows 11

The ability to use virtual desktops in Windows 11 can be a huge advantage for end-users with multiple projects. That's especially true if you have employees still working from home on laptops or desktops with one monitor. The Task View pane in Windows 11 allows you to add virtual desktops, manage the view of your virtual desktop and move applications to different desktops. This tutorial explains how to take advantage of the multiple desktop feature in Windows 11. Read the blog.

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How to Use Multiple Desktops on One Screen in Windows 11