You can set up virtual desktops or multiple desktops on your Windows PC, giving you more room for your applications.

Why Use Multiple Windows Desktops? Imagine you’re working on a complex project with numerous applications and windows open. Your desktop feels cluttered, and it’s challenging to stay organized ...

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

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

If this level of complexity is too much, Windows also has a feature called ‘Multiple Desktops’ which allows multiple users who use the same user account but keep things separated while running.

Learn how to utilize virtual desktops in Windows 10 and 11 to save precious desktop space and organize your workplaces more efficiently.

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

Using this trick, you can launch or open two or multiple apps from the Windows Start Menu. We also show you how to open multiple instances of an app.

Even a generous 24-inch monitor can feel cramped when you’ve got multiple windows open on your desktop (and who doesn’t?). It’s much worse if you’re confined to a laptop screen.