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Data Doctors’ Ken Colburn explains how to use Windows’ multiple desktop feature to allow multiple users on the same account.

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If you use the Windows 11/10 Start Menu to keep frequently used apps in one place, here is a neat trick for you. You can choose to launch or open multiple apps from the Start Menu in Windows 11/10.