Windows 10 Keyboard shortcuts

Like most windows applications,windows 10 to have several keyboard shortcuts you can use and perform certain tasks.The following are the most commonly used windows 10 shortcuts.

  Keyboard Shortcut                                           Action 

  Windows key+D                                                Show or Hide Desktop

  Windows key+L                                                 Lock your Account

  Windows key+C                                                Open cortoana

  Windows key+I                                                  Open Settings

  Windows key+A                                                Open action center

  Windows key+S                                                Windows Search 

  Windows key+E                                                Open File Explorer

  Windows key+Tab                                            Open Task view

  Windows Key+Print screen                            Take a screen shot of your whole display    

  Windows key+Left-arrow                                Snap the active window to  left side

  Windows key+Right-arrow                             Snap the active window to right side

  Windows key+Up-arrow                                 Snap the active window to upside

  Windows key+Down-arrow                            Snap the active windows to downside

  Windows key+H                                              Open share content

  Windows key+Q                                             Open Search using cortana and voice control 

  Windows key+X                                             Open the admin Menu

  Windows key+B                                             Open the Taskbar

  Windows key+M                                            Minimizes your opened document

  Windows key+T                                             Open Taskbar and switch between the taskbar

  Windows key+U                                            Open Access control

  Windows key+CNTRL+D                             Add a virtual Desktop

  Windows key+CNTRL+Left-arrow             Switch to virtual desktop on left side

  Windows key+CNTRL+Right-arrow          Switch to virtual desktop on right side

  Windows key+CNTRL+F4                          Close the virtual desktop

  Alt+Tab                                                         Open taskview



   

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