Microsoft's Windows 10 has a native virtual desktop feature called Task View. Greg Shultz explains how to use this new feature.

In a nutshell, Task View is a task switcher and virtual desktop system introduced in Windows 11/10 and is among the first features new to Windows 11/10.

There are two ways to use this mode in Windows 10. Either click on the Task View icon on the task bar (shown below and highlighted in red), or press the Win-Tab keys simultaneously.

Greg Shultz examines Microsoft's improvements to how Task View works and looks in Windows 10 Technical Preview Build 10074.

Learn how to remove the Task View button or icon from the Windows 11/10 taskbar easily to disable the Virtual Desktop feature from being used.

Got a PC with too many programs running in the background? Here's how to open the task manager in Windows 10 and 11 to solve that problem.

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