

Multiple desktops leave a very light footprint on your PC and consume minimal resources for its functioning. Let's get started and see how to use and get the most out of multiple desktops on a Windows 10 device. Multiple desktops work on each version of Windows 10 and can be activated quite easily. I often use it when working on my desktop though I prefer to use a single one while using a laptop and that too while on the go. But, once you get hold of it, it's one of the best tools in your arsenal to keep your PC sessions segregated based on your interests.

Those who're unfamiliar with this concept may find it a bit weird in the beginning. And, in this article, we're going to focus on Windows 10 multiple desktop workflow.

Fortunately, most modern desktop operating systems support this feature. And, that's where multiple desktops come into play. In the latter case, a user prefers to divide his PC sessions based on different categories, viz., work, entertainment, confidential, and more. Though most of us are happy with the primary desktop we work on, some of us need multiple instances of the same for different reasons.
