Filtered Task View is a nice hidden feature of Windows 10, for which unfortunately Microsoft has never assigned a keyboard shortcut (AFAIK), and so it's available only via a mouse button assignment in the Microsoft Mouse and Keyboard Center. Use Action Center to toggle quick settings. These are not the only keyboard shortcuts and more will be on the way. To restore the Task View button, turn on (check) the Show Task View button item in the taskbar context menu. In the menu, turn off (uncheck) the Show Task View button command to hide the button. Right-click on the empty space of the taskbar to open its context menu. Since Microsoft is slowly unifying all the control panel items with the modern Settings app, this is one of the most useful shortcuts of Windows 10. No matter how convenient a computer mouse or touchpad is it is always faster to do certain things by using keyboard shortcuts. Here are all the new keyboard shortcuts you need to know in Windows 10. Here are some of the keyboard shortcuts for Windows Task View: Virtual Desktop Shortcuts.

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