GoKawiilWindows virtual desktops: how to configure taskbar and Alt+Tab settings
Windows includes a built-in virtual desktops feature that lets users separate apps by purpose, such as keeping communication apps away from work tools, effectively expanding usable screen space on a single monitor. Users can adjust taskbar and Alt+Tab behavior per desktop through Settings > System > Multitasking > Desktops. A free third-party tool called Windows Virtual Desktop Helper, available on GitHub, adds extra features like displaying desktop names and system tray navigation.