Microsoft's Windows 10 has a native virtual desktop feature called Task View. Greg Shultz explains how to use this new feature.

Back in November of 2014, using Build 9860 of the Windows 10 Technical Preview, I took a look at an early version of Task View, the operating system's built-in virtual desktop feature. Since that ...

Windows 10 tip: Stay organized using virtual desktops You no longer need third-party software to use virtual desktops, now that this feature is included in Windows 10 as part of Task View.

There are two ways to use this mode in Windows 10. Either click on the Task View icon on the task bar (shown below and highlighted in red), or press the Win-Tab keys simultaneously.

Learn how to quickly create Task View shortcut in Windows 11/10. Create Task View desktop shortcut for easy access to managing your virtual desktops.