- Windows key or Ctrl + Esc = To open windows start menu.
- F1 = To open help.
- F3 = To open search window when the cursor in on desktop.
- Windows key + F = To open search window.
- Ctrl + Shift + Esc = To open Windows Task Manager.
- Windows key + D = To minimize or maximize all opened windows to or from taskbar.
- Alt + Tab = Toggle between opened windows.
- Alt + F4 or Alt + Space Bar + C = To close the opened window.
- Alt + Space Bar + N = To minimize opened window.
- Alt + Space Bar + X = To maximize the application window.
- Alt + Space Bar + R = To restore the opened window.
- Alt + Space Bar + M = To move the opened window on the desktop.
- Shift + F10 = To open right-click menu options.
- Windows key + R and type "explore" and press Enter key = To open Windows Explorer.
- Windows key + R and type "Notepad" and press Enter key = To open Notepad.
- Windows key + R and type "Write" and press Enter key = To open Wordpad.
- Windows key + R and type "explore" and press Enter key = To open Windows Explorer.
- Windows key + R and type "iexplore" and press Enter key = To open Internet Explorer.
- Windows key + R and type "Winword" and press Enter key = To open Microsoft Word.
- Windows key + R and type "Excel" and press Enter key = To open Microsoft Excel.
- Windows key + R and type "Powerpnt" and press Enter key = To open Microsoft Powerpoint.
- Windows key + R and type "mspaint" and press Enter key = To open Microsoft Paint.
- Windows key + R and type "dfrg.msc" and press Enter key = To open Disk Defrag Tool.
- Windows key + R and type "calc" and press Enter key = To open Calculator.
- Windows key + R and type "cmd" and press Enter key = To open command prompt.
- Windows key + R and type "mplayer2" and press Enter key = To open Windows Media Player.
- Windows Key + Break = To open System properties.
- Windows Key + L = To lock the desktop.
- Windows Key + U = To open Utility Manager.
Tips for repairing computer, networking computers and data recovery from hard disk or any other external media and finally keyboard shortcuts, obviously the best way to work faster than mouse.
Friday, May 27, 2011
Windows built-in keyboard shortcuts
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