How to use split screen in Windows 10

Wondering how to use split screen in Windows 10? You've come to the right place! If you've got a large computer monitor, then one of the biggest perks is being able to view multiple windows side by side, allowing you to quickly and easily look at different pieces of information without having to switch between tabs.

The design of Windows 10 has certainly had its detractors over the years. Those who use MacBooks and Macs are quick to point out that while the Mac user experience feels like silently gliding over silky dunes on a distant planet basking in eternal springtime, Windows 10 is more like, well, using a computer.

But learning how to use Windows 10 has its advantages. For starters, there's a solid expediency to this operating system, and its Window-snapping and screen-splitting features have been so good that even macOS would end up implementing them years later. It was way back in Windows 7 that Microsoft pioneered window-snapping, which lets you quickly drag a window to the edge of your screen so that it takes up exactly half of it.