How to Split-Screen in Windows 10: A Step-by-Step Guide

Learn how to easily split-screen in Windows 10 for enhanced productivity.

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To split-screen in Windows 10: Drag a window to either side of the screen until you see an outline. Release the mouse button to snap the window into place. Windows 10 will display other open windows in thumbnails on the opposite side; click on one to fill the rest of the screen. Alternatively, use `Windows Key + Left/Right Arrow` to snap the active window. You can also use `Windows Key + Up/Down Arrow` to adjust its position. This multitasking feature enhances productivity by allowing you to easily manage multiple tasks.

FAQs & Answers

  1. What is the shortcut for split-screen in Windows 10? You can use the `Windows Key + Left/Right Arrow` for window snapping, and `Windows Key + Up/Down Arrow` to adjust positions.
  2. Can I use split-screen with multiple monitors? Yes, Windows 10 supports split-screen functionality across multiple monitors.
  3. How do I unsnap a window in Windows 10? To unsnap a window, simply drag it away from the edge of the screen where it is snapped.

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