Solution to enable split view in OS X El Capitan

One of the most promising features for iPad users who have updated to Apple's OS X El Capitan operating system is Split View , the ability to use two apps simultaneously on the screen . However, some users have encountered a slight problem using this new feature, causing understandable frustration.

The reason this feature cannot be used is due to a very simple but important detail: users who upgraded to OS X El Capitan from an earlier version of the software are the ones experiencing this problem, which is why the split view feature doesn't work for them.

Steps to activate split view or split view in OS X El Capitan

Fortunately for everyone experiencing this problem, there's a simple solution that will eliminate the hassle. By following a few easy steps, you can start enjoying the new feature you've been looking forward to.

The first thing you need to do is go to System Preferences in the Apple menu. Then, select " Mission Control ," and a series of options will appear. You'll see a box that says "Displays have separate spaces" unchecked ; you need to check it. After doing so, exit System Preferences and, ideally, restart your device for the change to take effect. In summary:

1. 1. Go to System Preferences from the Apple menu , and select the option «Mission Control«
2. Make sure the option in the checkbox «Displays have separate space» is activated/checked
3. Log out of your user session, or simply restart your Mac for the changes to take effect.

After restarting your computer and trying again, the feature should be fully functional in OS X El Capitan. If you're still unsure how to use it, it's easy: simply locate the green button in the corner, press and hold it, and you'll be in split view . Alternatively, you can use Mission Control to activate it. Now, just drag the desired application to the other half of the screen and take full advantage of this feature.

Now any user can enjoy the split view option of OS X El Capitan.