Here’s how you do it: open Task View, click on ‘New Desktop,’ and then switch between them as needed. It’s that simple! You get to maintain focus by keeping only relevant windows open in each desktop. Setting up multiple desktops in Windows 10 can significantly enhance your productivity by keeping your tasks neatly separated.

Using multiple desktops in Windows 11 is like having multiple workspaces on a single screen. It helps you keep your tasks organized and separate. To use this feature, click on the Task View button on your taskbar or press Windows + Tab. Then, click on “New Desktop” to create a new virtual desktop.

To set up two computers, you will need two computers, of course! However, you will also need some additional equipment to connect and synchronize them. This may include a keyboard, video, and mouse (KVM) switch, which allows you to control both computers using a single keyboard, monitor, and mouse.

Let’s dive into the step-by-step tutorial to set up and manage multiple desktops effectively. First, click on the Task View button on your taskbar or press the Windows key + Tab. Task View is your command center for managing open windows and desktops. It’s the gateway to creating and switching between different desktops effortlessly.