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Windows 10 Keyboard Shortcuts 25 Built-in Macros For a More Efficient Windows Experience

Basic Windows 10 Keyboard Shortcuts

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Windows 10Keyboard Shortcuts

25 Built-in Macros For a More Efficient Windows Experience

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Win KeyPress and release

Toggles between the Start menu and Desktop

Press and hold Runs Win key macro shortcuts

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Win + F1Opens Windows 10 Help

on a Bing search web page

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Win + PrtScnCaptures an image of the current screenStores the image in the Pictures /

Screenshots folder

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Win + numberRuns the application pinned on the taskbar

at the number indicated Numbers count 1-9 from left to right

and zero for 10

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Win + Arrow Left/Right Arrow keys dock the active window

to the left/right side of screenUp/Down Arrow keys resize the active window

and alternate between maximize/minimize/restore Use the Shift key to jump between multiple monitors

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Win + Tab Opens the Virtual Desktop screen Use Win + Ctrl + Left/Right arrow keys to navigate Use Win + Ctrl + D to create a new virtual desktop Use Win + F4 to exit a virtual desktop

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Win + AOpens the Action Center sidebar

to view notifications and quick access icons

Press Esc to close

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Win + BSets the focus in the notification area

(System Tray at bottom right of Taskbar)

Use the Arrow keys to navigate left/rightPress Enter to activate a selected icon

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Win + COpens Cortana in listening mode Cortana must be active/available

and has no effect if not active/available

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Win + DShows the DesktopMinimizes all open applications / windows Repeat to restore applications

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Win + EOpens Windows File ExplorerUse Alt + F4 (or X) to close

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Win + FOpens the Feedback window

used to report bugs and give feedback Additional enhancements are available

if participating in the Windows Insider program

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Win + GOpens the Windows Game bar

(when game is active)

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Win + HOpens the Share sidebar panel

for access to metro apps that share content

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Win + IOpens the Windows Settings page Use the search box to find specific settings Or Tab, Arrow, and Enter to select

categories

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Win + KOpens the Wireless Connections sidebar

panelTab between options

and press Enter to select

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Win + L Locks the screen

and requires the password to log back in

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Win + MMinimizes all open applications / windowsUse Shift + M to restore

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Win + O Locks the device orientation

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Win + POpens the Projector / Multiple screen

sidebar panelTab between screen options

and press Enter to select

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Win + ROpens the Run dialogEnter a command, application filename, or

URLand press Enter to run the action

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Win + SActivates the Search option

either Cortana or Windows search in text mode

Type what you want to find and select from the results list

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Win + TCycles through the icons pinned to the

TaskbarPress Enter to activate the selected icon

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Win + UOpens the Usability / Accessibility settings

windowOr – Win + Enter to launch Narrator

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Win + VCycles current notifications

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Win + XOpens the Power User menuThis is the same as right-clicking the start

button

Example: Win + X, U, U to shutdown

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SummaryThere are lots of shortcuts available

– some will be used more than othersThe place to start is to learn a few most

used to start – and then add as needed

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