Put that in the top left of each Virtual Desktop, and your desktops are (at least to some usable extent) labelled. Open Notepad, save an empty file something like 'Desktop Name.txt' and then resize the Notepad window down so you can just see the title bar with the desired name. Why? Without this suggestion if the user uses the Ctrl-Win left/right arrow shortcut there is no visual indication for the user to determine which desktop the user is on.Īlternative way of labeling virtual desktops: similarly toggle a current desktop label visible in the notification area of the taskbar.

top left, top center, top right, etc) current desktop label (with adjustable opacity of course) that would display the name of each custom desktop. It's great that Windows has implemented customizable desktop names visible on the Task View display.Īs an aside a suggested improvement to this would be configuration options which allow the user to: Virtual desktop renaming confirmed to exist in Windows 10 Version 2004 (OS Build 19041.450)

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