How To Hide Open Apps On Windows 10

Claudeeera

Hello, I am Claudeir, a user and independent expert, it is very important to me that all your questions are answered and that you have a positive experience.
-First of all, I apologize if I didn't fully understand, it was a little confusing for me, maybe due to the automatic translation, but what you want to hide, would it be like not showing the taskbar? Right click on the taskbar, taskbar settings, check to automatically hide the taskbar on the desktop.
I hope that's it, heartily, if I didn't fully understand I'm sorry and explain in more detail, sending images helps in understanding, the part that was a little confusing for me was '' Is there a way to force you not to show any other apps BG ''

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Hello and thank for for responding.

No, this has nothing to do with the taskbar.

I would like a running application to NOT show at all on command. This is a normal function on a Mac, so I'd hoped there is an equivalent in Windows. It would be similar to minimizing however when in full screen mode, there is no way to minimize. I would have to change into windowed mode each time which is very inconvenient.

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I understand, on Windows the fastest way to minimize an application running in full screen would be with Alt + Tab to return to the desktop or to another application holding Alt and clicking Tab until the desired application, or simply configure the application in question to be run in window mode.
Was that just your question?
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