Accessing Task View To access the new Task View feature in Windows 10, you'll locate and click its button, which is anchored on the Taskbar adjacent to the Start button (Figure A).

Back in November of 2014, using Build 9860 of the Windows 10 Technical Preview, I took a look at an early version of Task View, the operating system's built-in virtual desktop feature. Since that ...

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.

Use Task View to switch between desktops, add new desktops, rename desktops, move apps, and more. Settings > Personalization > Taskbar and click the Task View toggle to enable the Task View Button.

Use Task View: Press Win + Tab to open Task View and check if you can manage your desktops there. Sometimes, the issue might be with a shortcut or the way you are accessing the feature.

Using Task Manager to optimize Universal Windows 10 app usage Windows 10 Universal apps can run in a suspended state while still delivering notifications and live tile updates.

You no longer need third-party software to use virtual desktops, now that this feature is included in Windows 10 as part of Task View. Here's how to create extra desktops and move open apps and ...