How to split one half of the screen for laptop, and the illustration of split screen tutorial for laptop

Computer split screen has always been a practical method that users pay more attention to, for example, sometimes we look for information while watching videos, or take notes while taking online classes, etc; It's very convenient to split the screen on the computer. It's convenient to watch whatever you want. You don't have to switch all the time. So how can I split the screen?

Introduction to split screen method of notebook computer

Windows 10 system provides two screen splitting methods: shortcut key screen splitting and mouse drag screen splitting.

Shortcut key 2 split screen: select a window on the desktop, and then press "win key+left arrow key" on the keyboard to display this window in the form of 2 split screens on the left side of the desktop (as shown below). Then press the shortcut key "alt+shift+tab", select another window, and press the "win key+right arrow key" to achieve two split screens.

Drag and drop the mouse to split the screen: press and hold the top of a window with the left mouse button, and then drag it to the left of the desktop until the mouse cursor reaches the left border of the desktop (as shown in the following figure). Release the mouse, and the window will be split into two screens.

Then click any window on the right or select another window and drag it to the right edge to achieve two split screens, as shown in the following figure: the left is the F disk, and the right is the browser window.

3 Split screen.

Shortcut key 3 split screen: select a window and press "win key+left direction key" to make this window 2 split screen display (as shown below).

Then press the shortcut key "alt+shift+tab" to select the next window

Press "win key+right direction key" again, then 2 screens will be split.

We need to achieve three split screens, so press the "win key+up direction key"

At this time, the window will be displayed in the upper right corner (the red icon below).

Then press the shortcut key "alt+shift+tab" to select the next window.

Then press the "win key+right direction key", and then press the "win key+down direction key", this window will be displayed in the lower right corner of the desktop (the red part of the icon below), and these three windows will be displayed on the desktop in the form of three screens (as shown in the following figure).

How about it? Have you learned it? Is it very simple? If you can't split the screen, you can operate it according to the above small editing method. Is it much more convenient?