To fully take advantage of Windows 10, you need to learn how to split your screen. Follow these instructions, and you'll be splitting your screen in no time.

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To arrange apps in different split screen layouts, you first need to enable the Snap windows feature on your Windows 10 and 11 PC. Here's how to do that: Press Windows + I on your keyboard to open ...

Open up the Window menu, and you’ll be able to choose Tile Window to Left of Screen and Tile Window to Right of Screen, which works in a similar way to Window’s snapping.

Your chosen window will snap into place, and you’ll see Snap Assist suggestions on the opposite side of the screen. Click on any other open app or window to fill that side.

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