Mastering Windows 10 with Keyboard Shortcuts
Keyboards shortcuts are an essential skill for any computer user, especially those who spend long hours in front of their screens. In this blog post, we'll explore some useful keyboard shortcuts that can help you become more productive when using Windows 10.
Table of Contents
- Windows Logo Key + Tab
- Alt + Tab
- Win + E
- Win + I
- Win + R
- Win + Shift + S
- Win + F
- Win + M
- Win + X
Windows Logo Key + Tab
The Windows Logo Key + Tab combination opens the "Task View," which displays all open applications in a single view. You can quickly switch between apps using the arrow keys or by clicking on the app you want to use.
Alt + Tab
Alt + Tab is a classic keyboard shortcut for switching between open applications. Press and hold the Alt key while tapping the Tab key repeatedly to cycle through your open apps. Release both keys when you reach the desired app.
Win + E
Win + E opens File Explorer, allowing you to quickly navigate through your file system.
Win + I
Win + I opens the Settings app, giving you direct access to Windows 10 settings.
Win + R
Win + R opens the Run dialog box where you can enter commands and execute programs or open files with specific extensions.
Win + Shift + S
Win + Shift + S takes a screenshot of your entire screen and saves it as an image file in the Pictures > Screenshots folder.
Win + F
Win + F opens the File Explorer search bar, allowing you to quickly find specific files on your system.
Win + M
Win + M minimizes all windows, giving you a clear desktop view for focus.
Win + X
Win + X opens the Power User menu, which provides quick access to various utilities and settings.
By incorporating these keyboard shortcuts into your daily workflow, you'll save time and increase productivity when using Windows 10. Happy typing!