Use Task View to switch between desktops, add new desktops, rename desktops, move apps, and more. Settings > Personalization > Taskbar and click the Task View toggle to enable the Task View Button.

Under Windows 10, select Show Task View button. And under Windows 11, right-click the taskbar and select Taskbar settings, where you will see a toggle to turn the Task View on.

The New Desktop button at the bottom right creates a new desktop without any applications open. Moving desktop windows from #1 to #2.

Interestingly, Windows 11 plays a neat animation when you hover the cursor over the Task View button while app thumbnails open without any fancy effects. This odd omission is finally getting ...

Quick note: You can also hover over the Task View button to access the view or use "Windows key + Tab" keyboard shortcut. Click the New desktop (+) button on the right side.

Alternatively, you can click the Task View button on the taskbar, which looks like two overlapping rectangles. Customizing Task View: To customize Task View, go to Settings > System > Multitasking.

Task View is a button located on the Taskbar, to the right of the Windows Start Menu button. Clicking this the icon opens programs across the screen, like a set of index cards.

Within Task View, you can also move applications between desktops by dragging their windows. To use this helpful function, Task View is available on Windows 10 and 11 and is located in the third ...

Windows 10: Now you can remove the Search and Task View buttons from the taskbar. You can also see the "blue n" folder icon that I mentioned earlier.

There are some limitations however. The "End Task" button cannot terminate system processes such as File Explorer, for that you will still have to go through the Task Manager which kind of makes ...