How to Full Screen on Windows 10: A Comprehensive GuideUpdated a month ago
For most apps and browsers like Chrome, Edge, or Firefox, press F11 to enter and exit full-screen mode instantly. This removes the address bar and other interface elements for a distraction-free view. In games or media players like VLC, full-screen mode is often toggled with Alt + Enter. This works for many applications that support immersive viewing.
Key Highlights: Full Screen on Windows 10
Using Keyboard Shortcuts:
- F11: Common shortcut for most apps (web browsers, video players) to toggle full screen.
- Alt + Enter: For games and certain media players to switch to full screen.
Maximize Button:
Click the maximize button in the top-right corner of any window to expand it to full screen.
Snap Feature:
Drag a window to the left or right edge of the screen to split the view. Use F11 or Alt + Enter to maximize one window to full screen.
Full Screen for Specific Apps:
- For web browsers (Chrome, Edge), use the three-dot menu > Full screen, or press F11.
- Media players (e.g., VLC) have a Full Screen button or use Alt + Enter.
Exiting Full Screen:
Press F11 again or Esc to exit full screen in most apps.
Full screen mode maximizes your workspace and enhances entertainment by removing distractions and utilizing your entire screen.