

As far as I remember, in some insider build of Windows 10 (year ago or even earlier) this feature was being tested.
#Windows multiple desktops Pc
When all steps are finished, you have duplicated a window to virtual desktops. First, open the Settings application on your PC using the Windows + I hotkey. If you want to show an app on all desktops, you can click Show windows from this app on all desktops. I’m also curious whether Microsoft plans to implement such a feature in Widows 11. Then right-click it and choose Show this window on all desktops. Actual Virtual Desktops is a technologically advanced utility tool that extends the standard window manager of the Windows operating system with the Virtual. Is there any workaround in this regard? Or probably there are some settings in Windows 11 to enable “independent mode”? Truth to be said, this mode is also useful, however I need to have all my virtual desktops on all the monitors independent. So in fact, Windows creates virtual desktops which are kind of common extended places consisting of multiple monitors. The ability to have multiple desktops exists in Windows since Windows 2000 at the API level. Furthermore, when I switch between virtual desktops on one monitor, it also does it on another one simultaneously. But for casual PC users who have used Windows only since eternity, it is a step forward. Alternatively, you can right-click on the empty area of the taskbar and choose Taskbar Settings, which will take you to the same window. Open the Task View pane and youll see a list of. Using “extended mode” for multiple displays, If I create a virtual desktop on one monitor, Windows creates also one on the external monitor. First, open the Settings application on your PC using the Windows + I hotkey. Alternatively, you can just press Windows Key + Ctrl + D and a new virtual desktop will appear on the screen. I’ve just discovered that despite the very handy feature of “remembering” placement of opened apps on the external monitor when plugged back in to the laptop, there is another one missing – independent virtual desktops.
