The One Windows Productivity Feature That Changed How I Work
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Summary
For someone who juggles multiple projects, switching from one application to another is highly necessary.
With Windows Virtual Desktop, users are able to organise all these applications into separate desktops and label them according to their purpose, such as one for writing and research, and another for entertainment.
This not only clears potential clutter on your main desktop but also allows you to focus on one purpose at a time.
Unlike physically having to switch between apps, you can simply shift virtual desktops which are more efficient to navigate through.
Moreover, users can make each virtual desktop unique by changing their names and background images.
With different backgrounds, users can associate each one with the relevant task, thereby enhancing overall productivity.
Overall, virtual desktops would benefit anyone who feels overwhelmed by clutter on their main desktop.
