Tablet Mode even controls how you multi-task in your apps. Here’s how to use Tablet Mode in Windows 10 and a breakdown of what it’s good for and what it’s not good for.

Surface Go is primarily a tablet, which means a lot of people are going to use it in tablet mode. Unfortunately, Windows 10's tablet mode isn't great and hasn't been for a long time.

Tablet mode makes it possible to use your Windows 10 device as both a computer and tablet, disabling the computer's keyboard when you fold it over. Here's how to turn off tablet mode on Windows 10.

Windows 10 features several key usability features that make going into Tablet Mode a lot easier. Your device will automatically adjust for touch input and your desktop and Start Menu change ...

Windows 10 can work in tablet mode or desktop mode, no matter what type of device you have. What's the difference and how do you change from one to another?

Windows 10’s tablet mode has traditionally featured an expanded view of the Start menu, showing you big, colorful tiles to launch applications from.

The desktop mode in Windows 10 makes the mode for tablets unnecessary on the Surface 3.

Windows 10 handles tablets with a system called, unsurprisingly, “tablet mode.” It’s a bigger, slightly simplified, more Windows 8-like interface that can be toggled on and off as needed.

If when you try to set Tablet buttons to perform certain tasks, you receive message Tablet buttons are not installed on this computer, do this.

With Windows 10 powered 2-1s on the rise, it's more important than ever that Microsoft perfects tablet mode on Windows 10.