Windows 11 switch desktops
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On Windows 11, "Desktops" is the new name for "Virtual Desktops," a feature that lets you organize and group your tasks in a more meaningful way to help you be a little more productive. Usually, this is a handy feature to expand the screen's real state when you only have one monitor. However, even if you have a multiple-monitor setup, you can use Desktops to create different virtual spaces to separate your work, personal, and gaming areas. In this Windows 11 guide, we will walk you through the steps to get started with Desktops to group your tasks on different virtual spaces to be more organized and productive.
How to create desktop on Windows 11To create a new desktop on Windows 11, use these steps:
Once you complete the steps, you can start grouping your work into different spaces. On Windows 11, you can create as many desktops as you need. They will remain active (even after restarting the computer) until you close them. How to customize desktops on Windows 11On Windows 11, you can customize Desktops in a few ways. You can rename the desktop to anything that makes sense to you. It's possible to change the image background per virtual desktop. And you can arrange the Desktops in any order. RenameTo rename a Windows 11 Desktop, use these steps:
After you complete the steps, the virtual space will refresh the new name. Change backgroundTo apply a different background image to each desktop, use these steps:
Once you complete the steps, each desktop will reflect the background image you specified. Organize desktopsTo rearrange the desktops, use these steps:
Alternatively, you can always drag and drop the desktop in the order you want. How to navigate desktops on Windows 11You also have different ways to interact with your desktops. You can switch between desktops, move apps to another space, and you can replicate a window for an app on all the desktops. Jump to a different desktopTo move to a different desktop, use these steps:
You can also use the Windows key + Ctrl + Left or Windows key + Ctrl + Right to switch between desktops. Move apps to a different desktopTo move apps to another desktop, use these steps:
While in Task View, you can also drag and drop the app to the desktop you want. Show app on all desktopsTo show an app on all desktops, use these steps:
After you complete the steps, the app will appear on all the desktops. How to close desktop on Windows 11To close or remove a Windows 11 desktop, use these steps:
Once you complete the steps, the desktop will be removed from the system. If you don't close the apps, they will be moved to the next available virtual desktop. More Windows resourcesFor more helpful articles, coverage, and answers to common questions about Windows 10 and Windows 11, visit the following resources:
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