Windows Shortcuts
Our top 20 Windows shortcuts
Reposition Start Button: You can customize the placement of the Start button, which is traditionally located in the lower-left corner.
Enable Dark Mode: Windows 11 offers a dark mode option to make the interface easier on the eyes.
Use Emojis: Press Win + . (period) to open the built-in emoji hub and spice up your chats and documents.
Switch Color Theme: Change the color theme with the sun, using light mode during the day and dark mode at night, to be gentle on your eyes.
Minimize All Windows: Shake the title bar of the window you want to keep open, and all other open windows will be minimized.
Keyboard Shortcuts: Use Windows Key-E to open File Explorer, Windows Key-W for the Widgets panel, Windows Key-A for Quick Settings, and more.
Snap Layouts: Hover over the Maximize button to access layout options for arranging windows on your screen.
Task View: Press Win + Tab to open Task View and manage your virtual desktops.
Clipboard History: Press Win + V to access your clipboard history, making it easy to paste from a history of copied items.
Emoji Panel: Press Win + . to open the emoji panel for quick access to a wide range of emojis and special characters.
Taskbar Behaviors: Customize the taskbar alignment by right-clicking an empty section of the taskbar and selecting Taskbar settings.
Screen Snipping: Press Win + Shift + S to capture a screenshot of a specific area of your screen.
Lock Your Workstation: Press Win + L to quickly lock your workstation when stepping away from your computer.
Task Switching: Use Alt-Tab/Alt-Shift-Tab to switch between open applications.
Windows Copilot: Turn Copilot off in Settings > Personalization > Taskbar if you prefer not to use AI on your Windows PC.
Widgets: Access the Widgets button on the taskbar for quick information on weather, sports scores, stock prices, and more.
Default Apps: Choose Default apps in Settings to specify a default app for every file type.
Cast Media: Press Win + K to cast media to a wireless display.
File Explorer: Press Win + E to quickly open File Explorer.
Accessibility Settings: Access the Accessibility Settings page by pressing Win + U.
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