Task View is a desktop feature in Windows 11/10 that allows users to create multiple desktops on the same Windows PC. This is something similar to the Expose in OSX. This button on the taskbar ...

By default, Windows 10 has the Task View button enabled on the taskbar, to the right of the Search button. (If you don't see it, right-click the taskbar, then click "Show Task View button.") ...

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 ...

In Task View, right-click any virtual desktop to reorder it, rename it, or give it a unique wallpaper. If you have a mouse with extra buttons on the side, you might also want to map those to Task ...

You can now hide the Search button or Task View button, there are three new gestures and much more! Here's what is new in today's Windows 10 build: Ability to hide or show Task View button; ...

Windows Task View and how to use it. By default, Windows 10 has the Task View button enabled on the taskbar to the search button’s right. (If you don’t see it, right-click the taskbar, then ...

By clicking the Task View button on the Windows taskbar — or just pressing Windows key + Tab — you can se... advertisement. PC World. I finally started using Windows Task View, 10 years later.