Learn how to organize, delete, and customize icons on your desktop in Windows. Find out how to use the Arrange Icons command, change icon pictures, and troubleshoot common issues with icons.

Learn how to add, remove, set, calibrate and enable automatic color profiles for your displays in Windows. Find out how to access and use the color management settings page in Settings > System > Display > Color profile.

Learn how to turn on and use auto color management in Windows 11 to ensure consistent and accurate colors across apps and displays. Auto color management helps to improve color quality and render more colors with greater precision.

Learn how to align or arrange multiple objects (such as pictures, shapes, text boxes, etc.) in Office programs. Find out how to use the Align and Distribute commands, and how to select hidden or stacked objects.

Learn how to use the Task view icon on the taskbar to create and switch between multiple desktops, snap windows, and optimize screen space. Find out how to change backgrounds, resize windows, and restore previous layouts.

Move one or more controls. Move a control forward or backward in the object stacking order. Align and distribute controls. After you add Form and ActiveX controls to an Excel worksheet form, you may want to group, copy, move, or align controls to create a well designed, user friendly form.

Align Left, Align Center, and Align Right work best when you're starting with a vertically oriented set of shapes. Align Top , Align Middle , and Align Bottom work best when you're starting with a horizontally oriented set of shapes.

Learn how to use layers to stack and arrange objects in Word and PowerPoint documents. Find out how to send objects forward or backward, drag them to the desired position, and align them with other objects.

Training: Align your shapes in straight lines with even spacing to give your Microsoft Visio diagram a polished look. Learn how in this online video.

Learn how to pin your favorite apps to the taskbar for quick access when you're on the desktop. You can also customize the taskbar in many ways, such as changing the color, size, alignment, and showing or hiding icons.