Windows 10: Windows 10 Keyboard Shortcuts

I was playing around with windows 10 and manage to work on some keyboard short cuts
and couldn't think of where to put them in here, so I chose here..

You probably already know about Ctrl + C and Ctrl +V (copy and paste)

Keyboard Shortcuts ----- Action
Windows key + A - Open Action Center
Windows key + D - Display and hide the desktop
Windows key + L - Lock your PC or Switch Accounts
Windows key + S - Open Search
Windows key + PrtScn - Take a screenshot and save in Screenshots folder
Ctrl + Alt +Tab - View open apps
Windows key + I - Open Settings
Windows key + Home - Minimize all but the active desktop window

:)

 

Windows 10 keyboard shortcuts

Hello Mrs. Lisa,

Thank you for your interest in Windows 10.

Yes, there are a few changes in the keyboard shortcuts for Windows 10. Here is a blog for keyboard shortcuts from Windows 10 Insider Preview that also apply to Windows 10 RTM version.

Keyboard Shortcuts in the Windows 10 Technical Preview

Hope this information is helpful. Do let us know if you need any further assistance, we'll be glad to assist you.

 

WHY DO I HAVE TO SIGN IN TO WIN 10?

Google can be your best friend! You just have to phrase things just right.

"Windows 10 Keyboard Shortcuts" search yields:

Google

Some ones to focus on:

• Windows 10 Keyboard Shortcuts at a Glance
• http://reviews.gizmodo.com/the-ultimate-guide-to-windows-10-keyboard-shortcuts-1720656591
• 32 New Keyboard Shortcuts in Windows 10

By the way - just because you find a list that says it is for XP, Vista, Windows 7, 8/8.1 - doesn't mean some of them will not work in Windows 10 still. Many keyboard shortcuts made long ago made their way through time and versions to keep everyone working
smoothly. ;-)

Like: The complete list of Windows Logo keyboard shortcuts

 

You forgot a lot, for example most important ones, of the new desktop snap mechanism in Windows 10:

Windows key + arrow keys (play around a bit with it it's really cool, when you snap a window to a position, the left over space toggles a tab overview of the other windows and you can choose via arrow)

Windows key + G (record videos of windows/screen)

Windows key + H (old share menu, very important shortkey, it triggers which window is focused, you can share screenshots that way of desktop/screen to mail/apps)

Windows key + P (multi monitor / hdmi out)

and of course a lot of others from Windows 8, like E Explorer, R execute, X start menu extended options, and so on.

 

I found Windows key + X to be one of the most useful keyboard shortcut. It grants many powerful options at your fingertip.