In the current Windows 10 tech preview, you can finally add new "virtual" desktops and quickly jump between them.
But is it possible to move an open window (for example a browser) from one desktop to another and if so, how?
Windows – Move window to new desktop in Windows 10
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This is normal behavior.
Perhaps your question might be "How to make a process run only one 1 virtual desktop as of windows 10"
The feature has now been released as one of several "Virtual Desktop Improvements" in the Windows 10 Anniversary Update (Build 14316):
You can now pin a window so it’s available on every desktop. To do this, launch Task View then right-click on the window you want to pin and choose “Show this window on all desktops”. Try pinning Skype or Groove Music so they’re always at your fingertips. And if you have a multi-mon setup, you might enjoy the ability to have your email app on the second monitor no matter which desktop you switch to.
Best Answer
Open Task View, either by clicking on the icon in your task bar or by pressing Win + Tab, then right click on the application/window you would like to move to another virtual desktop and make your selection from the Move to context menu.
Note that you will only see the applications open on the current desktop in task view, so either open Task View from the virtual desktop it is running on, or you can change the "focus" to a different virtual desktop by mousing over it's picture (but not clicking it) at the bottom of the screen.