Which Windows feature allows you to run multiple applications on multiple desktops?

The correct answer is Virtual Desktops. This feature in Windows allows users to create and manage multiple desktop environments, enabling the separation of applications and tasks across different desktops. For example, one desktop can be dedicated to work applications, while another can be used for personal tasks, helping to maintain focus and organization.

Task View serves as the interface that allows users to see all their open windows and switch between desktops, but it is not the feature that creates them. Desktop Manager is not an official term commonly used in Windows settings in this context, and App Switcher typically refers to the ability to switch between currently running applications rather than managing multiple desktops. Virtual Desktops is the specific functionality that supports the organization and management of applications across different desktop environments in Windows.