How to Create a Task View Shortcut in Windows 10

By Timothy Tibbetts

The Task View in Windows 10 shows all open windows so you can jump to any open application, document, file, or whatever. In this tutorial, we will create a shortcut plus discuss other ways to open Task View.

You can open Task View easily using any of these keyboard combinations:

Alt + Tab
Windows Key + Tab
Ctrl + Alt + Tab

1: Create a Task View Shortcut

Right-click on your Desktop and click New > Shortcut.

Type in %windir%explorer.exe shell:::{3080F90E-D7AD-11D9-BD98-0000947B0257}, and click Next.

Change the name from Explorer to Task View.

2: Download a Task View Shortcut

While setting up the Task View shortcut is simple, we've made the shortcut available for download if you'd rather not tinker with Windows 10.

Download Task View Shortcut for Windows 10.

Extract and copy "Task View" to your Desktop. Right-click on the icon, and you can also add to Start, Taskbar, etc.

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