The default layout of File Explorer adds additional padding between elements. When enabled on your HDR capable gaming PC, you will automatically get awesome HDR visuals on an additional 1000+ DirectX 11 and DirectX 12 games! Check out our DirectX blog post for more details! File Explorer Layout Update Today we’re excited to bring you a preview of Auto HDR for your PC gaming experience and we’re looking for your help to test it out. If you have any feedback about these changes, please file it under Desktop Environment > Virtual Desktops in the Feedback Hub. Use keyboard navigation to set focus to the desired Virtual Desktop in Task View, and then press ALT + Shift + Left / Right Arrow to move it in either direction in the list.Right click a Virtual Desktop thumbnail in task view and select “Move left” or “Move right” in the context menu to move the desktop to another position.Drag and drop a Virtual Desktop to another position in the list in Task View.Enter Task View (via Win + Tab), create multiple new Virtual Desktops.Once you’ve made the change, you’ll see your new background when you switch to that Virtual Desktop, and in the preview thumbnail in Task View.Right clicking a background on this Settings page has a new option to change the background for a specific Virtual Desktop.Under Settings > Personalization > Background, left click a background to change the background for the active Virtual Desktop.Here are the steps you can take to try these new features out.
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