In this guide, you’ll learn the steps to create and manage virtual desktops on Windows 10.
Linux and macOS had this feature for a long time, even Windows 3.x and Windows XP had this feature in one way or another, and now is coming back to the OS. Virtual desktops on Windows 10 is new, but the idea isn’t actually new. On Windows 10, the solution to this problem is “virtual desktops,” which is a feature that allows you to create additional desktops to overcome the limitations of a physical monitor.
The ability to have multiple desktops is a powerful feature, as you can better organize and group your tasks, but it’s a problem when you only have one display.
