Windows 10: Windows 11 Pro 23H2 I opened 25-30 task view tabs as a joke.

PC encountered an issue with the taskbar, causing it to malfunction. After I restarted the computer, I couldn't use the task view because it turns the taskbar black and resets the taskbar. Everything else seems to be working fine. The apps that are open stay healthy after the taskbar resets. Do the virtual desktop tabs stay open after the reset? Does it use up a lot of my computer's resources? I'm wondering if this affects my computer's speed. If not, there is no problem since i am not using the feature as i use my pc primarily for gaming. I will hide the feature and not use it.

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Alt + TAB and Windows Task View not working

Hello

After a recent update Windows Insider Preview 23451.1000 (ni_prerelease), the following started to happen:

1. Task View button stopped working.
   
2. Once I press Task View, the Alt+Tab does not work either.
   

If I kill the Explorer task and restart it, it works. But once I press Task View it stops again.

This is becoming very difficult. Kindly assist.

Thanks

Vikas

 

View IE multiple tabs in tile view

Would anybody know how to view multiple tabs in IE11 using the old "tile view"?

(I wonder whether they have disabled this altogether & replaced it with the "show previews for individual tabs in the taskbar". If they have: boooo!).

We have to navigate through 25+ tabbed browsers and trying to do this by looking at the tabs (too small!) or the taskbar (not very clear) is getting confusing.

Could somebody suggest how to open up the tabs in the old "tile view" or "cascade view"

We are running Windows 10, IE10, thanks

 

Jump between open windows on multiple monitors in Task View on Windows 10 with keyboard

It's a multi-step process.

1. WIN+TAB to open task view.
   
2. Press SHIFT+TAB to move focus up to the Desktop selector (it reads "+ New desktop").
   
3. Press SHIFT+Tab again to switch focus to the next display.
   
4. Use TAB and the arrow keys to select the app you want.
   

You can accomplish the same thing with tab and the arrow keys alone, but SHIFT+TAB is the quick way to get focus on the next display.