To close a desktop, hover the mouse over the icon for that desktop in the task view, then click the X in the upper-right corner. If you'd prefer to use the keyboard, you can press Windows key+ Ctrl+ Left Arrow or Windows key+ Ctrl+ Right Arrow at any time to move to the previous or next desktop. To switch between desktops, go to the task view and click the icon of the desktop you'd like to use. To move an application to another desktop, go to task view, then click-and-drag your application window into the desktop icon you'd like to use. When you start a new application, it automatically is placed on your current desktop. In the task view, clicking the icon for any of your desktops switches to that desktop. This action creates a new desktop, providing a fresh space for you to work with your applications. You can also use the keyboard shortcut Windows key+ Ctrl+ D. Let's look at how to create new desktops and work with them. In this example, we already have five virtual desktops, but you start with only one. Below that, you will see icons representing each of your desktops. In the Task View, you will see an overview of the application windows you have open on your current desktop. If this icon is missing on your Taskbar, right-click an empty portion of the Taskbar and select Show Task View button.
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