If you use the Windows 10 virtual desktop feature to keep your open applications organized in their own desktops by a particular subject matter or purpose, you will be happy to learn that Microsoft is ...

Virtual Desktops allow us to segregate our work. It has a lot of advantages, such as decluttered workspace, multitasking capabilities, and more. However, some users complain that Virtual Desktop is ...

Linux workspaces have been around for a long time, but Windows 11 virtual desktops are actually a bit better. Here are some ...

If you use Windows 10 virtual desktops, you are going to be happy to hear that Microsoft is working on giving you the ability to rename them. A popular request [1, 2] over the years is to be able to ...

Microsoft’s virtual desktops are one of the of the more unique features of Windows 10—a quick way to organize “screens” of apps that you can switch to back and forth. Rearranging them has always been ...

Microsoft has launched Microsoft Managed Desktop (MMD), a new service for organizations that handles management of Windows 10 desktops, from the initial provisioning process to routine patching. The ...

Most of the Windows 10 builds published in the Insider program don't come with ISO disk images, so the Windows 10 installer doesn't get a ton of scrutiny. Every now and then, however, ISOs are ...

Microsoft on Thursday announced that its Windows Virtual Desktop service is now available as a public preview. Windows Virtual Desktop is a new virtual desktop infrastructure (VDI) service hosted from ...

Until now, Windows 10 users interested in Remote Desktop were stuck with the Windows Phone 8.1 app, released in March 2015. The new Universal Windows Platform (UWP) was available for the past few ...

Before we talk about Windows 11, it's worth discussing Virtual Desktops in Windows 10 first. These can be launched by pressing the "Task View" button on the left side of the taskbar or by using the ...

Now that Microsoft has officially ended Windows 10 support, upgrading to Windows 11 simply makes sense. And trust me—once you make the switch, you won't want to go back.