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What Are The Most Useful Windows Shortcut Keys?

What Are The Most Useful Windows Shortcut Keys?
There are so many shortcut keys that you can use with windows. They can make your life much easier when you use them. Learn the most important ones.

Windows Key:

Win + E: Opens the Explorer window (my computer).

Win + R: Run (like Start -> Run).

Win + F: Finds files or folders.

Win + M: Minimizes all windows and shows the desktop.

Win + Shift + M: Undo Minimize all windows (restore windows again)

Win + L: Locks your computer.

Win + Tab: Cycles through taskbar buttons.

Control Key:

Ctrl + C: Copies the selected files and folders (or the selected text).

Ctrl + X: Cuts the selected files and folders (or the selected text).

Ctrl + V: Pastes the previously copied or cut file and folders (or text).

Ctrl + Z: Undo the last action.

Ctrl + A: Selects All files and folders in explorer window.

Ctrl + F: Displays Find files or folder in the active explorer window.

Ctrl + W: Closes the active explorer window.

Alt Key:

Alt + Tab: Cycles through the running applications windows. Keep the Alt key pressed while pressing the Tab key to cycle, leave Alt key any time to switch to the desired window.

Alt + Spacebar: Opens the system menu for the active window.

Alt + Enter: Displays the properties of the selected item (like the properties of a file in explorer window).

Alt + Underlined letter: Presses the button which has underlined letter in any dialog also does the same for menu items.

Function Keys:

F1: Displays Help.

F2: Renames the selected file or folder in the explorer window .

F3: Displays Find files or folder in the active explorer window.

Rating: 2.5/5 (11 Votes)
2 Comments
sandeep said,
June 20th, 2011

thanks

Techwiz said,
February 23rd, 2008

If only everyone knew these!!!!

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