The Task View pane in Windows 10 allows you to add an unlimited number of virtual desktops quickly and easily. (And luckily, the upcoming Windows 11 release will include even easier ways to set up and toggle between multiple virtual desktops, among other new features like support for Android apps.) Whether you're a longtime Windows 10 user or have only recently upgraded after support for Windows 7 ended last year, multiple desktops are a super useful feature. Especially if you're still working from home due to the pandemic and juggling different projects on the same computer. If you're a single-monitor user - or even if you're not - multiple virtual desktops can be a very handy feature. If you have any questions regarding these steps, please feel free to ask us in the Windows 8 Forum.We'll show you how to use virtual desktops on Windows 10. When you see the Internet Explorer app, simply click on it to go back to using it. If the app that shows in the thumbnail is not Internet Explorer, you can use the Windows+ Alt ( + ) to see a list of all open apps.

If this was Internet Explorer 10, simply click on it to switch back to the Windows UI app mode. To switch back to the Windows app mode, hover your mouse cursor in the upper left hand corner of the screen and you will see a small thumbnail of the last app you used. You can now use the full features of Internet Explorer 10 as necessary. Windows 8 will now switch to the classic desktop and start Internet Explorer 10 to the exact same page you are currently viewing. To switch to Internet Explorer desktop mode, click on the View on the desktop menu option.

Once the address bar is open, click on the wrench button as indicated by the red arrow in the image above to open the page tools menu. If the address bar is not open, as shown in the image above, press the Windows + Z ( + ) keyboard combination to open it. When you click on the icon, the Internet Explorer app will open as shown below. To start Internet Explorer from the Start Screen, click on the Internet Explorer icon as shown in the image below. This tutorial will explain how to switch to the Internet Explorer desktop mode when you need more features that are not available the in slimmed down app mode. When using Internet Explorer 10 from the Start screen it is possible to switch to the desktop mode and open the same you are currently viewing. The desktop mode is the normal full-featured desktop app and is opened on the Windows 8 desktop. The Windows UI mode is when use Internet Explorer from the Windows 8 Start Screen. In Internet Explorer 10 you have the ability to switch between two different modes.

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