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Windows 11 might be grabbing most of the headlines at the moment, but Windows 10 remains Microsoft’s current operating system, and it’s received a fair few updates and new features since it launched six years ago. Windows 10 will continue to be supported until the end of 2025, and it still has some parts you may have never explored before. If you’re not planning to upgrade to Windows 11 when it rolls out later this year, here are some of the less well-known and more recently added features worth learning how to use.
1. Extend Across Virtual Desktops
Nothing beats the productivity boost you can get from a second monitor, but virtual desktops are almost as helpful, letting you spread out apps and windows on different screens and cycle between them as needed. To start taking advantage of the feature, click the