Windows, macOS, and Chrome OS all come with built-in tools to let you set up several virtual desktops on a single physical monitor. Why you need a virtual desktop ...

Tired of keeping your Chrome OS applications on one screen? Why not use multiple desktops to de-clutter your workspace?

Microsoft experts recently showed how to set up the Windows Virtual Desktop (WVD) service, which is currently available at the preview stage.

If you need to organize your workspace, turn to virtual spaces, which allow you to have multiple, password-protected desktops.

Not making the switch to Windows 10, but love the idea of multiple desktops? Here's how to add that to any PC running Windows XP or higher.

It's easy to set up a virtual machine on your PC, creating a machine within a machine, using free desktop virtualization software from VMware. Here's a look at the advantages, plus instructions.

Tom Fenton sets up an Intel Compute Stick as a cheap and easy printer server option for his Infoprint 1352 printer.