wo independent, non-virtual, desktops on Windows 10?


  1. Hozeluii
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    Windows 10 - 64 bits
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    wo independent, non-virtual, desktops on Windows 10?


    Let me a question, please.
    Purpose: To have two independent, non-virtual, desktops on Windows 10
    Is it possible create a second desktop in “C:\Users\<username>\Desktop2” and link it solidly to the “Desktop 2” of TaskView?
    Alternatively,
    Is it possible to join my documents in “C:\Users\<username>\Documents” and solidly link it “Desktop 2” of TaskView?
    Many thanks
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  3. bro67
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    Mac OS Catalina
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    It is already there if you click on the "Task View" button where the clock is.
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