1 **Unexpected Result** However, the result was not as expected. The script ran correctly on the console of desktop 2, but Google Chrome appeared on desktop 1, as if you hadn't done anything to isolate it. 2 **Focus Issue** It seems the problem is related to Google Chrome taking focus when launched, even if you are on another virtual desktop. This may be due to how Windows 10 handles virtual desktops and applications requesting focus. 3 **Alternative: Use Headless Mode** One possible solution to avoid this problem would be to run Google Chrome in headless mode. This means the browser would run in the background without displaying its user interface.