How to Create a Virtual Desktop in Windows 11

Are you tired of having multiple windows open on your desktop? Do you wish you could have more screen real estate to work with? Look no further than creating a virtual desktop in Windows 11. This feature allows you to create separate virtual desktops, each with its own set of open applications and files.

To get started, first make sure you are running Windows 11. Next, click on the Taskbar icon for the Action Center, which looks like a flag. Clicking on this will open up the Quick Settings panel. From here, click on the 'Task View' button to open up the Task View window.

In the Task View window, you'll see all of your open applications and files displayed in a grid format. To create a new virtual desktop, simply click on the '+' icon at the top right corner of the window. This will create a new virtual desktop with its own set of windows and applications.

You can switch between virtual desktops by clicking on the Task View button again and selecting the desired virtual desktop from the list. You can also use the keyboard shortcut 'Win + Ctrl + D' to create a new virtual desktop, or 'Win + Ctrl + Left/Right Arrow' to switch between them.

Creating virtual desktops in Windows 11 is a great way to stay organized and increase your productivity. With this feature, you can have multiple projects open at once without feeling overwhelmed by the clutter of windows on your physical desktop. Give it a try today!

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