Windows 11 建立在出色的Windows 10 多任务处理功能(Windows 10 multitasking functions)之上，具有多种不同的屏幕分割方式，以享受最大的工作效率。如果您是一位经验丰富的Windows 10用户，那么其中的很多内容都会感觉很熟悉。但是，了解Windows 11(Windows 11)中窗口管理的许多大大小小的变化是有帮助的。在本文中，您将了解如何在Windows 11上使用分屏。
使用Windows Snap拆分屏幕(Your Screen)
Windows 7 首次引入了Snap功能。Snap让您只需将它们推向屏幕的边缘或角落，即可快速排列它们。
如果你想最大化一个窗口，抓住它的标题栏，然后把它推到屏幕的顶部中心(grab it by the title bar and then push it against the top-center of the screen)。您会看到一个半透明的阴影形式，以显示窗口将占用的空间。释放鼠标按钮(Release the mouse button)以完成该过程。
小心地将窗口推向屏幕的中心。如果不这样做，您会将窗口移动到三分之一屏幕位置之一。
三分之一的屏幕捕捉位置非常适合在垂直模式下运行良好且不需要大量水平空间的网站和应用程序。例如，您可以将Twitter 的(Twitter’s)网页捕捉到屏幕三分之一的位置，并将三分之二的空间用于您的主要应用程序。
使用最大化按钮捕捉
Windows 11 消除了将窗户安排到高效的对齐位置的所有猜测。您所要做的就是将鼠标指针悬停在任何窗口的最大化按钮(hover the mouse pointer over any window’s maximize button)上，您将看到一系列预设的Snap Layouts：
- 从左到右拆分 50-50%，非常适合两个浏览器窗口或浏览器和文字处理器并排使用。
- 75-25%的拆分，适合上面的网站和社交媒体拆分。如果您在工作时需要观看Telegram 或 WhatsApp等消息传递程序，那也很棒。(Telegram or WhatsApp)
- 33/33/33 拆分，这将有助于社交媒体管理或多个电子表格之间的数据输入。
- 50% 左侧拆分，右侧象限堆叠。也许您想观看一些Netflix节目、处理您的项目并关注您的聊天记录？
- 分成(Split)四个象限；加密货币交易者最有可能使用它、股市投资者和 The Matrix的 Architect 。
- 25/50/25 拆分。我们不确定这个是做什么用的，但有人会使用它。
您可以通过单击每个窗口中所需的百分比拆分来轻松混合和匹配不同的元素。只需(Simply)突出显示任何单独的窗口拆分示例并选择它们。
带回 Aero Shake
Aero Shake是一项Windows Snap功能，默认情况下在Windows 11中未启用。它可以通过最小化除您当前通过其标题栏移动的窗口之外的所有窗口来拆分Windows 11中的屏幕。(Windows 11)只需(Just “)左右“摇动”窗户即可使其他所有内容最小化。
这是一个巧妙的技巧，但一些用户发现意外触发Aero Shake(Aero Shake)太容易了，这导致了一些轻微的烦恼。如果您是粉丝，在Windows 11(Windows 11)中重新打开它很容易：
- 打开开始菜单。(Start Menu.)
- 键入Snap Settings并在出现时选择该选项。
- 将标题栏窗口抖动(Title bar windows shake)选项切换为开。
一个缺点是您不能通过额外的摇晃来恢复所有最小化的窗口。您可以使用快捷键Win + DAero Shake类似的效果。这会将所有窗口最小化到任务栏，然后您可以单击要使用的窗口。虽然这有一个额外的步骤可以达到相同的结果，但您按 Win + D 的可能性要比触发Aero摇动的可能性小得多。
使用捕捉组
在Windows 11(Windows 11)中使用Snap功能拆分屏幕非常直观，但还有一项附加功能可以提高您的工作效率。
Windows 11 小组与他们的朋友们合影留念。因此，例如，如果您将两组窗口按 50/50 排列，您可以将它们作为链接组在它们之间切换，而不是单独单击每个视频。这使得很容易在不同的安排之间进行更改。
例如，如果您设置了四象限排列来监控四个不同的市场指标，则只需单击一下即可在该排列和 50/50 生产力应用程序组之间切换。
您所要做的就是将鼠标悬停在属于给定组的任何窗口的任务栏图标上，然后单击单个窗口弹出窗口右侧的组表示。
窗口拆分键盘快捷键
如果您正在寻找在Windows 11中拆分屏幕时的速度和效率，那么您将需要学习以下键盘快捷键：
- Win + Up Arrow将最大化选定的窗口。再次按下组合键可切换到 50/50 水平分割。
- Win + Left or Right Arrow会将所选窗口向左或向右拆分 50%。
- Win + Up + Left or Right Arrow将选定的窗口分割成一个上象限。
- Win + Down + Left or Right Arrow会将选定的窗口拆分为下象限。
- Win + Down Arrow将最小化选定的窗口。
这些快捷键可能需要一点时间来适应，并且一些组合或重复按下的行为感觉有点不直观，但玩弄不同的组合会很有帮助。
跨虚拟桌面(Windows Across Virtual Desktops)移动Windows
Windows 11 支持虚拟桌面，这可以是另一种将屏幕“拆分”为不同配置的方式。
要创建其他桌面，请将鼠标指针悬停在任务栏中。
接下来，选择加号以添加桌面(select the plus symbol to add a desktop)。要关闭桌面，请选择其预览右上角的 X 按钮(elect the X button at the top right of its preview)。
要切换到任何桌面，请将鼠标悬停在图标上，然后选择它(hover over the icon and then select it)。您可以在每个桌面上使用不同的应用程序使用不同的快照布局，这比在快照(Snap)组之间切换更容易混淆。如果您关闭带有打开的应用程序的桌面，这些应用程序窗口将简单地移动到下一个桌面。
手动将窗口分配给特定桌面：
- 选择任务栏上的桌面图标，它将显示给定桌面上所有打开的窗口。
- 将鼠标悬停在要移动到另一个桌面的窗口所在的桌面上。
右键单击(Right-click)该窗口并选择Move to > Desktop X，其中 X 是您选择的桌面编号。
现在您已准备好根据需要将屏幕向左、向右和居中分割！
How to Split Screen on Windows 11
Windows 11 builds on the excellent Windows 10 multitasking functions with many different ways to split your screen to enjoy maximum productivity. If you’re a seasoned Windows 10 user, a lot of this will feel familiar. However, it’s helpful to learn about the many small and large changes to window management in Windows 11. In this article, you’ll learn how to use split-screen on Windows 11.
Using Windows Snap to Split Your Screen
Windows 7 first introduced the Snap function. Snap lets you quickly arrange your windows by simply pushing them against the edges or corners of the screen.
If you want to maximize a window, grab it by the title bar and then push it against the top-center of the screen. You’ll see a translucent shade form to show you which space the window will take up. Release the mouse button to complete the process.
Carefully push the window against the center of the screen. If you don’t, you’ll shift the windows to one of the one-third screen positions.
The one-third screen snap positions are great for sites and apps that work well in vertical mode and don’t need lots of horizontal space. For example, you can snap Twitter’s web page into the one-third screen position and use the two-thirds space for your primary application.
Snapping With the Maximize Button
Windows 11 takes all the guesswork out of arranging your windows into productive snapped positions. All you have to do is hover the mouse pointer over any window’s maximize button, and you’ll see a selection of preset Snap Layouts:
- A 50-50 percent left to right split, which is perfect for two browser windows or a browser and word processor side-by-side.
- A 75-25 percent split, which is suitable for the website above and social media split. It’s also great if you have a messaging program such as Telegram or WhatsApp that you need to watch as you work.
- A 33/33/33 split, which would be helpful for social media management or data entry between multiple spreadsheets.
- 50% left split, with stacked right-hand quadrants. Perhaps you want to watch some Netflix, work on your project, and keep an eye on your chats?
- Split into four quadrants; crypto traders most likely use this, stock market investors, and the Architect from The Matrix.
- A 25/50/25 split. We’re not sure what this one is for, but someone out there will use it.
You can easily mix and match the different elements by clicking which percentage split you want in each window. Simply highlight any of the separate window split examples and select them.
Bringing Back Aero Shake
Aero Shake is a Windows Snap feature that isn’t on by default in Windows 11. It works to split the screen in Windows 11 by minimizing all windows besides the one you’re currently moving by its title bar. Just “shake” the windows left and right to make everything else minimize.
It’s a neat trick, but some users found it too easy to accidentally trigger Aero Shake, which led to some mild annoyance. If you’re a fan, turning it back on in Windows 11 is easy:
- Open the Start Menu.
- Type Snap Settings and select the option when it appears.
- Switch the Title bar windows shake option toggle to On.
One drawback is that you can’t just bring all the minimized windows back with an additional shake. You can get a similar effect to Aero Shake by using the shortcut Win + D. This will minimize all windows to the taskbar, and then you can click on the window you want to use. While this has an additional step to reach the same result, you’re much less likely to press Win + D than trigger Aero shake.
Using Snapped Groups
Using the Snap feature to split your screen in Windows 11 is intuitive, but there’s an additional feature that can make it even better for your productivity.
Windows 11 groups snapped windows with their friends. So if you’ve, for example, snapped two sets of windows into 50/50 arrangements, you can switch between them as linked groups instead of clicking on each video individually. This makes it easy to change between different arrangements.
For example, if you’ve set up the four-quadrant arrangement to monitor four different market indicators, you can switch between that and a 50/50 productivity app group with a single click.
All you have to do is hover over the taskbar icon of any window that’s part of a given group and then click on the group representation to the right of the individual window popup.
Window Split Keyboard Shortcuts
If you’re looking for speed and efficiency when splitting the screen in Windows 11, then you’ll want to learn the following keyboard shortcuts:
- Win + Up Arrow will maximize the selected window. Press the combo again to switch to a 50/50 horizontal split.
- Win + Left or Right Arrow will split the selected window 50% left or right.
- Win + Up + Left or Right Arrow will split the selected windows into an upper quadrant.
- Win + Down + Left or Right Arrow will split the selected windows into a lower quadrant.
- Win + Down Arrow will minimize the selected window.
These shortcuts may take a little getting used to, and some combinations or repeat-press behaviors feel a little unintuitive, but playing around with the different combos will be helpful.
Moving Windows Across Virtual Desktops
Windows 11 supports virtual desktops, which can be another way to “split” your screen into different configurations.
To create additional desktops, hover the mouse pointer of this icon in the taskbar.
Next, select the plus symbol to add a desktop. To close a desktop, select the X button at the top right of its preview.
To switch to any desktop, hover over the icon and then select it. You can have different snap layouts with different applications on each desktop, which is less confusing than switching between Snap groups. If you close a desktop with open applications, those app windows will simply move over to the next desktop.
To manually assign windows to a specific desktop:
- Select the desktops icon on the taskbar, which will show you all the open windows on a given desktop.
- Hover the mouse over the desktop with the window you want to move to another desktop.
Right-click on that window and select Move to > Desktop X, where X is the desktop number of your choice.
Now you’re ready to split your screen left, right, and center as you please!
