Microsoft's Windows 10 has a native virtual desktop feature called Task View. Greg Shultz explains how to use this new feature.

Greg Shultz examines Microsoft's improvements to how Task View works and looks in Windows 10 Technical Preview Build 10074.

All the other windows will be instantly minimized. Windows Task View By default, Windows 10 has the Task View button enabled on the taskbar, to the right of the Search button.

The Task View feature in Windows 10 will receive a little love when Anniversary Update lands in early August. The changes should improve productivity.

Task View has received some big improvements in the Windows 10 Anniversary Update. When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission. Here’s how it works.

The biggest productivity addition to Windows 10, in this humble geek’s opinion, is Task View. At a high level, Task View essentially mimes OS X’s Exposé feature, showing all your open windows ...

Its answer is Timeline, a new feature for Windows 10 that we tried November. It’s now available to Windows Insiders as part of build 17063. Timeline is a new task view that’s based on, well, time.

Learn how you can beautifully manage your multiple windows, multitask in a number of ways, be more productive and save a lot of time in tight situations.

Thanks to Task Manager enhancements, diagnosing Windows issues is easier and faster than it used to be.