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).

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.

This post shows how to use Virtual Desktops in Windows. Task View is a virtual desktop manager for Windows 11/10, and is launched, when you click on its button, next to the Search bar on the taskbar.

Windows key + Tab: This key combination opens Task View, where you can add a new virtual desktop with the "+" button, rename desktops, as well as move, snap, or unify windows/ apps between desktops.

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.

The Task View window management feature in Windows 11/10 allows you to see all your opened windows so you can quickly return to a specific program or document. In today’s post, we will show you ...

In Windows 10, this feature is built in, as part of Task View. You can have multiple virtual desktops, organizing open apps into different desktops to minimize clutter and distraction.

The Task Manager is an advanced tool that comes with Windows 10, and it provides a number of tabs that allow you to monitor the applications, processes and services running on your computer.

Whether you have Windows 10 or Windows 11, there are features embedded that can be put to good use within Task Manager. It's no longer just for getting things that weren't working to stop trying.

While the Task Scheduler app offers the most convenient environment to manage tasks on Windows 10, you can also use PowerShell to schedule, modify, and delete tasks, which can come in handy when ...

In addition, we’ll use Windows 10 Task Scheduler, but don’t worry if this tool is new to you, it’s easy to use. This article does assume you’re familiar with Excel and VBA.