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hey guys Wayne here from h2 tech videos
doing a quick video today showing you
how to use split screen on Windows 10
and this allow you to open multiple
windows at the same time and have them
all floating on the screen and in the
example I want to show here let's say
you're doing research right now I'm
researching the wall China I know I have
to keep tabbing over to look at my you
know fact sheet where I'm typing in the
facts and I'm also at the same time
trying to watch Netflix and so imagine
having Netflix in the background I keep
switching back and forth to look at this
there's an easier way thank you to
Windows 10 so to do this first
I want to take this window and I want to
move it to the left side of the screen
so you're going to take your mouse and
at the very top of the screen right here
notice not on a tab but just in this
blank area where there's nothing I want
to click with the left button and I'm
going to hold down on it keep your
finger on the button and drag it all the
way to the left side of the screen okay
if you notice if we drag it to the left
it'll automatically which is they let it
go it'll hold it all the way to the left
side of the screen okay now here you
have two options I can keep that on the
left and I can have something else
equally on the right side or I can just
have it on the left so let me show you
this first example I'm just going to
click I'm not going to click one of the
options over here I'm just going to
click just somewhere on this window on
the left and watch this it'll keep that
in on the left and it'll keep whatever
is in the background at full screen so
this is an ideal right it would be a lot
easier to have this paper on the right
side and not have one on the left on the
right so I'm going to the same thing
when we move the mouse to the top of the
screen I'm going to click keep my finger
on it again left click I'm going to drag
it all the way to the right side of the
screen your move the mouse until you get
to the edge of the screen and then
they'll do that it'll totally align let
it go now I have a perfect left and
right so I can research my facts here
and come over here and I can type them
as they come up but because of Windows
10 I'm
no longer limited to only having two
windows on the screen you can actually
have up to four on one screen and so
watch this I'm going to come down and
have another window here and this one I
have Netflix so I'm going to click on
this and now this is floating so I can
actually take this window right here I'm
going to click at the top once again
hold down on it I'm going to drag it
this time to the bottom right corner
right here and watch this it's going to
perfectly align it to the bottom right
of the screen check this out so now
that's a line and I can pick which
window don't want at the top somebody
I'm going to pick this one which it are
my notes and now I can actually watch
malcolm in the middle' first secret and
wine is cutely researching over you
typing my notes over here this is just a
really cool thing Windows 10 is new and
not everyone knows what they can do with
this so I'm trying to make these little
videos to teach people what else is
possible and again I can find a fourth
window just to give an example and I can
take this and drag it all the way down
to the bottom here and now I can have
four screens one two three four
literally floating on the screen I don't
know how ideal the situation is I
probably closed this one and I can bring
my mouse right to the edge right here
until I see the arrow click left click
and drag it all the way down but this
way you really utilize your whole screen
and now you can you know snap things
accordingly and really again this
maximize all the real estate that you
have so I hope you guys found this
helpful make sure you like favorite and
share share share if it was helpful send
this to somebody who is new to Windows
10 and is trying to figure this thing
out and hopefully to help them out too
alright thanks for watching take care
you
