How to Create Virtual Desktops in Windows 11

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[@RonnieJamesDeodorant]

I don't even have any interest in virtual modes right now but man your videos are so crisp. Great editing and audio, sir. Also a very clear instruction script.

[@accessrandom]

Thanks - much appreciated.

[@DarkWolf_Plays]

this is my favorite feature in windows, Its basically a virtual monitors Plus good video.Thanks

[@AlekosMazzolotti]

This is awesome content. Wish there were more videos like this. Objective, well edited. Congrats =)

[@accessrandom]

Many thanks 🙏

[@chowrites6179]

Came here to figure out why I couldn't find my task view button and but I'm staying for the horrible puns! lol

[@accessrandom]

😂

[@tartuffe1631]

Wow, every video is well edited.

[@accessrandom]

Thanks!

[@Ascensionism15]

WOW I DIDNT KNOW YOU COULD DO THAT ON WINDOWS 10 TOO, THANK YOU~!

[@accessrandom]

You're welcome, and thank you 🙏. The Windows 10 virtual desktop is a little more limited - for example, you can't change the background of each desktop independently and there's no pop-up view from the taskbar, but it is still quite handy.

[@cubiqprivate1379]

@@accessrandom yet there IS this beautiful animation when switching between the desktops. this animation is the only reason why i am still staying on my windows 10 currently. my laptop has windows 11 and i regret it fully. And not for only this reason. You better stay on win 10.

[@geekconnoisseur]

Okay that was a good one... you got me! LOL

[@arkux-board]

Linux already have this feature but linux way more seamlessly by moving the cursor to the right or left side of the screen. No need to use keyboard button.

[@rizwanahmedsajid]

Great Video,

[@sjsphotog]

very very cool. does Win 11 use memory more efficiently to be able to use multiple desktops? My current PC wont be compatible with WIn 11 but my next laptop will be a Win11 PC so..... Good stuff but nothing major worth upgrading to especially until I get more $$$ :)

[@accessrandom]

I'm sure it uses more memory but I haven't performed any testing to that effect. Depending on the software that you use, I would hold off on Windows 11 if you can (for example, the latest version of Magix Vegas that I use doesn't support Windows 11 - yet), so I'm still using Windows 10 on another machine for that.

[@mtsmithtube]

I saw that joke coming from a pixel away.

[@3monil]

Nice videos. I hate windows 10/11. Windows 7 was the best OS ever.

[@accessrandom]

Thank you 🙏. I hear that quite often.