Using multiple desktops on Windows can significantly enhance your productivity by allowing you to organize open applications and documents into separate virtual workspaces.

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

There is an easy way for a family to share a Windows computer. Here's how to use the multiple desktop feature ...

Got too many apps or windows open on one screen? Organize them with Windows 10's Virtual Desktops.

The virtual desktop feature in Windows 11 helps you organize and work on different things on one screen.

If you need to organize your workspace, turn to virtual spaces, which allow you to have multiple, password-protected desktops.

You can easily switch desktops in Windows 10 and organize your activities by opening and switching between multiple virtual desktops.

Use multiple desktops to see all your files and windows more clearly. They're easy to enable across all operating systems.

How to use multiple desktops in Windows 10 There are several ways to switch between desktops. You can bring up Task View (see above), and then tap the desktop you want to see. Another way is by ...

There is an easy way for a family to share a Windows computer. Here's how to use the multiple desktop feature ...