Windows 10: Why is it when in file explorer I press shift + F10 on a file it opens a on-screen shortcut?

Hello,I don't know why this happend, it only happend today and I don't know if I clicked a key on my keyboard to make it happen. I've tried searching on google and youtube to find the solutions but I can't find any. If anyone can tell me the fix in the replies that will be very apprecitated. I know it looks like a simple problem but I seriously don't know what to do.Uploading a image wouldn't work for some reasonThe issue that I'm having

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Shift+F10 is not working in MS-Excel

Hi Rohit,

Thank you for letting me know that the Shift+F10 command is not working on other laptops as well, and that you have updated your MS-Office through Microsoft's site.

Regarding your question, it's great to hear that you have found a workaround by using the Windows Key+Shift+F10 shortcut instead. Unfortunately, there is no way to restore the previous version of Shift+F10 as it is a default keyboard shortcut in Excel, and cannot be customized or restored to an earlier version.

However, you can create a custom keyboard shortcut to replicate the functionality of Shift+F10. To do this, please follow these steps:

> Open Excel and click on the File tab.

> Click on Options, and then click on Customize Ribbon.

> Click on Customize.

> In the Categories box, select All Commands.

> In the Commands box, scroll down and select the ContextMenu command.

> Click on the Modify button.

> In the Modify button dialog box, enter a new keyboard shortcut by pressing the keys you want to use (for example, Ctrl+Shift+F10).

> Click on Assign.

> Click on Close to close the Customize dialog box.

I hope this solution helps you.

Best regards,

John D.

Independent Advisor

 

Shift +F10 not working.

This is a bug in the windows 11 ARM build, To fix that you need to do as follow

1. Press 'fn+shift+f10'
   
2. Press 'option+tab'
   
3. Then you will see a UAC window, move to that window by pressing 'option+tab' and then press 'yes' button
   

Then CMD will be opened

 

File Explorer


What I saw from the Disk Management, You did not do a clean install, you probably did an in place upgrade. The 100MB System Reserved is normally used in Window 7. For a fresh install the Disk partition scheme should be as follows:

1. 500 MB System Reserved partition
2. C- Drive.

Since you did not have to many apps installed, I would re-install Windows 10 as suggested above. It is better to have your Windows installed on the first sata port (Disk 0) so I suggest to open the case and connect the cable from disk 0 to disk 2 where you have C: drive. Disconnect the other cables for now and do the steps below:

1. Boot up with Windows installation media
2. On the first screen. Press SHIFT + F10 and type
   diskpart
   select disk 0
   clean
   exit
   exit
3. Continue with Installation, select the unallocated partition then click Next (Do not create partition/format. Let Windows create the needed partitions.
4. Once done, reconnect the other cables for drive D and E.
5. Reboot, your Disk 0 should contain 500MB system reserved and C drive.