Windows 10: Saving Multiple Desktop Layouts

I've created 5 "Desktop" screens setup for use between 3 monitors.

For example: I have Chrome open in "Desktop 1" on Monitor 1. I have Microsoft Edge & Photoshop open on Monitor 2 on "Desktop 1". And lastly, on "Desktop 1" I have my Gmail inbox open on Monitor 3.

Now imagine a scenario like this for the other 4 "Desktop" screens between the 3 monitors.

As you can imagine resetting the browsers, browser tabs, apps, pages, files & other media after every restart would be a nightmare. Please tell me there's a way that I can save a preset to initialize each Desktop/Monitor in the event of crashes, restarts, updates, freezes, or the myriad of other problems that can occur with Windows.

If you're unsure what I mean by "Desktops", check out the following screenshot. Each Desktop at the bottom of the page has information spread among 3 monitors.

Kind regards!

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Can i have the same preview layout like window 10 slideshow lock screen on window 10 slideshow desktop background ?

The preview layout for lock screen and desktop background slideshow is different. im not talking to the display change by time interval. of cause i know this function by selected a folder with multiple picture.

im talking to the preview layout per display:

lock screen slideshow : contain multiple picture in one display (tile layout).

desktop background slideshow : only one picture display.

 

Can i have the same preview layout like window 10 slideshow lock screen on window 10 slideshow desktop background ?

Can i have the same preview layout like window 10 slideshow lock screen on window 10 slideshow desktop background ?

The layout i mention is actually slideshow with multiple different picture in random size from a folder ... (happening in window 10 lockscreen slideshow preview) .

i wish i have that kind of preview layout in window 10 desktop background as well.

Is that possible ?

Thank you in advance =)

 

+1 I have the same question. Come on, gotta be an answer to this!

 

Hi,

I would also really appreciate of somebody could find a solution to this. Thank you.

 

There is a 3rd party Desktop creator. It hasn't been updated for a while, yet it still does everything I need. I use it all the time, because of the customizations you are able to do in it. It's called Dexpot.

In that app, I believe you can actually set it to have certain programs to open in each desktop when you right click on the Notification Icon and press Configure Desktops. Then on top, press the Start-up tab.

I have it set up to access 2 Desktops with the mouse and a keyboard hotkey that I set within the program.

I would say that I would definitely recommend this app if you use multiple Desktops.

 

Dexpot works great with all the options I needed, thanks a lot for the suggestion!

 

You're welcome. It has many different options for you to adjust in there to make it as custom as possible for your most productive accessibility.

I'm an advanced computer user, and I really have a non-preference for most of any 3rd party program, unless completely necessary. Dexpot is one of those apps that just rarely happens to be a 3rd party app that I see as a requirement for simplicity and productivity on a computer.