桌面是(Desktop)Windows 10中许多用户的大本营，有多种访问方式。即使您没有在上面存储文件和文件夹，您也可以切换到 Windows桌面(Desktop)以快速隐藏屏幕内容。当您这样做时，您的所有应用程序窗口都会最小化，而是显示桌面。(Desktop)本教程说明了显示Windows 10 桌面(Desktop)的六种方法以及您需要了解的所有信息：
1.在Windows 10中使用(Windows 10)显示桌面(Show Desktop)键盘快捷键
访问桌面(Desktop)的最简单方法是使用键盘快捷键Windows + D。虽然这不是本教程中唯一的快捷方式，但我们发现它最舒适，因为您只需要一只手就可以在普通键盘上使用它。该快捷方式立即将您带到桌面(Desktop)，最小化屏幕上的每个应用程序窗口。
如果您正在使用的应用程序冻结在您身上，此方法也可以为您提供帮助。再次按下快捷方式可恢复您刚刚最小化的窗口并返回您正在执行的操作。
提示：(TIP:)如果您使用的是虚拟桌面，您可以使用其他键盘快捷键在它们之间切换并访问您想要的。要了解更多信息，请阅读如何在 Windows 10 中使用多个桌面：您需要知道的一切(How to use multiple desktops in Windows 10: All you need to know)。
2.使用最小化所有(Minimize All)键盘快捷键显示Windows 桌面(Windows Desktop)
您可以将打开的窗口(minimize the open windows)一一最小化，以查看 Windows 10桌面(Desktop)。但是，如果您是多任务处理者，这可能需要很长时间，那么为什么不使用“最小化所有”(Minimize All)快捷方式呢？按键盘上的Windows + M，所有应用程序窗口立即最小化到任务栏，显示桌面(Desktop)。
要反转效果并将最小化的应用程序窗口恢复到桌面(Desktop)，请使用键盘快捷键Windows + Shift + M M。
3. 使用Windows 10任务栏上的(Windows 10)显示(Show)桌面按钮
如果您不喜欢键盘快捷键，可以使用“显示桌面”(Show desktop)按钮。只需单击或点击这个细按钮，您就可以立即访问您的桌面(Desktop)。如果您使用的是水平任务栏，则显示桌面(Show desktop)按钮位于任务栏的右边缘，如下所示。
如果您的任务栏是垂直的，则显示桌面(Show desktop)条位于其底部边缘。
再次按下任务栏末尾的同一区域会立即恢复您打开的所有窗口。
或者，您也可以右键单击“显示桌面”(Show desktop)按钮以显示上下文菜单。按显示桌面(Show desktop)以获得相同的结果。
调出菜单并再次按显示桌面(Show desktop)会反转效果。
4.从任务栏菜单显示Windows 10 桌面(Desktop)
任务栏提供了另一种切换到桌面(Desktop)的方法。首先(First)，右键单击或按住任务栏未使用的区域以打开上下文菜单。然后，单击或点击“显示桌面("Show the desktop)”。
所有打开的窗口都被最小化，你可以看到桌面背景(Desktop background)。要恢复您正在使用的应用程序窗口，请通过右键单击或按住它再次打开任务栏菜单。然后，按“显示打开的窗口”("Show open windows")选项。
提示：(TIP:)除了第二部分中的“最小化所有”(Minimize All)键盘快捷键外，所有其他说明的方法都可以结合起来在桌面和打开的窗口之间快速切换。例如，随意单击任务栏最右侧的“显示桌面”(Show Desktop)按钮以显示Windows 10 桌面(Desktop)，然后使用Windows + D键盘快捷键将活动的应用程序窗口重新显示在屏幕上。
5. 如何在Windows 10中查看(Windows 10)桌面(Desktop)
如果您只想检查桌面上的某些内容而不最小化所有打开的窗口，您可以使用“Peek at the Desktop ”。此选项允许您隐藏屏幕内容而无需按任何内容。激活它的最简单方法是右键单击任务栏末尾的显示桌面按钮。(Show desktop)按“Peek at desktop”启用该选项，并在其旁边添加一个复选标记。
启用该选项后，您可以将鼠标光标悬停在任务栏末尾的显示桌面按钮上以显示(Show desktop)桌面(Desktop)。将光标从该区域移开可以让您回到打开的窗口以恢复您的活动。
或者，您也可以从“设置”应用中启用(Settings app)“查看桌面”("Peek at the Desktop")。右键单击或按住任务栏以访问其菜单，然后单击或点击任务栏设置(Taskbar settings)。
然后，打开“(On)将鼠标移动到任务栏末尾的显示桌面按钮时使用 Peek 预览桌面”("Use Peek to preview the desktop when you move your mouse to the Show desktop button at the end of the taskbar")选项下的开关。
要禁用该选项，请从“显示桌面(Show desktop)”按钮的菜单中取消选中“查看桌面” ，或从“("Peek at desktop")任务栏设置”中(Taskbar settings)关闭(Off)开关。
6.创建一个显示桌面(Show Desktop)快捷方式并将其固定在您想要的位置
您也可以手动创建显示桌面(Show Desktop)快捷方式。开始创建快捷方式(Start creating a shortcut)，并在目标字段中插入以下内容：
C:Windowsexplorer.exe 外壳:::{3080F90D-D7AD-11D9-BD98-0000947B0257}(C:Windowsexplorer.exe shell:::{3080F90D-D7AD-11D9-BD98-0000947B0257})
然后，单击或点击Next。
在下一个屏幕上，您可以将快捷方式命名为Show Desktop，然后按Finish。
要进一步个性化它，请更改快捷方式的图标(the shortcut's icon)，如果您怀念经典的显示桌面(Show Desktop)快捷方式，您甚至可以将快捷方式固定到 Windows 10 任务栏(pin your shortcut to the Windows 10 taskbar)。
您多久访问一次Windows 10 桌面(Desktop)？
我们一直使用 Windows桌面(Desktop)来访问我们在操作系统上所需的内容，甚至为此添加了一些经典的桌面快捷方式(classic desktop shortcuts)。那你呢？您多久访问一次Windows 10 桌面(Desktop)？你保留了哪些快捷方式和文件？请在下面的评论中告诉我们。
6 ways to show the Windows 10 Desktop: All you need to know
The Desktop is the home base for many users in Windows 10, and there are several ways to access it. Even if you don't store files and folders on it, you can switch to the Windows Desktop to quickly hide your screen's contents. When you do that, all your app windows get minimized, and the Desktop is shown instead. This tutorial illustrates six ways to show the Windows 10 Desktop and all you need to know about them:
1. Use the Show Desktop keyboard shortcut in Windows 10
The easiest way to reach the Desktop is by using the keyboard shortcut Windows + D. While this is not the only shortcut in this tutorial, we find it the most comfortable, as you only need one hand to use it on a regular keyboard. The shortcut immediately takes you to the Desktop, minimizing every app window on your screen.
This method can also help you if the app you are using freezes on you. Press the shortcut again to restore the windows you just minimized and get back to what you were doing.
TIP: If you're using virtual desktops, there are other keyboard shortcuts you can use to switch between them and access the one you want. To learn more, read How to use multiple desktops in Windows 10: All you need to know.
2. Show the Windows Desktop by using the Minimize All keyboard shortcut
You can minimize the open windows one by one to see the Windows 10 Desktop. However, if you're a multitasker, that can take a long time, so why not use the Minimize All shortcut? Press Windows + M on your keyboard, and all the app windows are minimized to the taskbar at once, revealing the Desktop.
To reverse the effect and bring back the minimized app windows to your Desktop, use the keyboard shortcut Windows + Shift + M.
3. Use the Show desktop button on the taskbar in Windows 10
If you're not a fan of keyboard shortcuts, there's the Show desktop button. All it takes is one click or tap on this thin button, and you can instantly access your Desktop. If you're using a horizontal taskbar, the Show desktop button is found on the right edge of the taskbar, as seen below.
If your taskbar is vertical, the Show desktop sliver is located on its bottom edge.
Pressing the same area at the end of the taskbar a second time brings back all the windows you had open, immediately.
Alternatively, you can also right-click on the Show desktop button to reveal a contextual menu. Press on Show desktop for the same result.
Bringing up the menu and pressing Show desktop again reverses the effect.
4. Show the Windows 10 Desktop from the taskbar menu
The taskbar offers one more way to switch to Desktop. First, right-click or press-and-hold an unused area of the taskbar to open the contextual menu. Then, click or tap on "Show the desktop."
All open windows are minimized, and you can see the Desktop background. To restore the app windows you were using, open the taskbar menu again by right-clicking or pressing-and-holding on it. Then, press on the "Show open windows" option.
TIP: Except for the Minimize All keyboard shortcuts in the second section, all the other methods illustrated can be combined to quickly switch between the desktop and your open windows. For instance, feel free to click the Show Desktop button on the far right of the taskbar to show the Windows 10 Desktop, and then use the Windows + D keyboard shortcut to bring your active app windows back on the screen.
5. How to Peek at the Desktop in Windows 10
If you just want to check something on the desktop without minimizing all your open windows, you can use "Peek at the Desktop." This option allows you to hide the contents of your screen without pressing anything. The easiest way to activate it is to right-click on the Show desktop button at the end of the taskbar. Pressing on "Peek at desktop" enables the option, adding a checkmark next to it.
Once the option is enabled, you can hover the mouse cursor over the Show desktop button at the end of the taskbar to reveal the Desktop. Moving the cursor away from the area gets you back to your open windows to resume your activity.
Alternatively, you can also enable "Peek at the Desktop" from the Settings app. Right-click or press and hold on the taskbar to access its menu, and then click or tap on Taskbar settings.
Then, turn On the switch under the "Use Peek to preview the desktop when you move your mouse to the Show desktop button at the end of the taskbar" option.
To disable the option, uncheck "Peek at desktop" from the Show desktop button's menu, or turn Off the switch from Taskbar settings.
6. Create a Show Desktop shortcut and pin it where you want
You can also create a Show Desktop shortcut manually. Start creating a shortcut and, in the target field, insert the following:
C:Windowsexplorer.exe shell:::{3080F90D-D7AD-11D9-BD98-0000947B0257}
Then, click or tap on Next.
On the next screen, you can name the shortcut Show Desktop, and then press Finish.
To further personalize it, change the shortcut's icon, and, if you're nostalgic for the classic Show Desktop shortcut, you can even pin your shortcut to the Windows 10 taskbar.
How often do you access the Windows 10 Desktop?
We've always used the Windows Desktop to access what we need on our operating system, and even added some of the classic desktop shortcuts to it because of that. What about you? How often do you access the Windows 10 Desktop? What shortcuts and files do you keep on it? Let us know in the comments below.
