A common point of confusion with virtual desktops is the taskbar. By default, Windows 11 shows taskbar icons for all open apps across all desktops. This can feel cluttered.
Pro Tip: You don't even have to drop it on the desktop thumbnail. If you have two desktops, you can drag a window to the edge of your screen and hold it there; Windows 11 will smoothly transition you to the next desktop, dropping the window there.
: You can also drag an app onto the "+" (New Desktop) button to simultaneously create a new desktop and move the app there. Method 2: Right-Click Menu (Precision Approach) If you prefer not to drag, you can use the context menu. Press Win + Tab to open Task View. Right-click the application thumbnail you wish to move.
A common point of confusion with virtual desktops is the taskbar. By default, Windows 11 shows taskbar icons for all open apps across all desktops. This can feel cluttered.
Pro Tip: You don't even have to drop it on the desktop thumbnail. If you have two desktops, you can drag a window to the edge of your screen and hold it there; Windows 11 will smoothly transition you to the next desktop, dropping the window there.
: You can also drag an app onto the "+" (New Desktop) button to simultaneously create a new desktop and move the app there. Method 2: Right-Click Menu (Precision Approach) If you prefer not to drag, you can use the context menu. Press Win + Tab to open Task View. Right-click the application thumbnail you wish to move.
