If you are having troubles fixing an error, your system may be partially broken. Some PC issues are hard to tackle, especially when it comes to corrupted repositories or missing Windows files. Windows Key+X - open the Start button context menu that let’s you access some advanced features.

Windows Key+A - open up Windows 10 notifications, also known as Action Center.Windows Key+I - open up the Windows 10 settings.

Windows Key+S - open Cortana for typed input.

Windows Key+Q - open Cortana for voice input.

One great thing about this shortcut is that you only have to press it once, there’s no need to hold the buttons down.Īlt+Tab – This keyboard shortcut has been present for a long time, and it works the same in Windows 10, but unlike Windows Key + Tab, it allows you to switch through all windows on all virtual desktops. There are also virtual desktops available on the bottom of the screen so you can easily switch. Windows Key + Tab – opens a new Task View interface that shows you all current windows on this virtual desktop.

Windows Key+Ctrl+F4 - close the current virtual desktop.

Windows Key+Ctrl+Right - go to virtual desktop to the right.

Windows Key+Ctrl+Left - go to virtual desktop to the left.

Windows Key+Ctrl+D - creates a new virtual desktop.

Windows 10 brings support for virtual desktops, so if you want to keep your workspace neat and organized you might want to use some of these shortcuts:

Windows Key + Down arrow key – Snap current window to the bottom.Windows Key + Up arrow key – Snap current window to the top.Windows Key + Right arrow key – Snap current window the the right side.Windows Key + Left arrow key – Snap current window to the left side.Just like Windows 7, Windows 10 supports window snapping, but with Windows 10 you can snap windows in 2×2 grid by using your mouse, or by using the following keyboard shortcuts: Windows 10 Keyboard Shortcuts You Need to Know Home › How to › Useful Keyboard Shortcuts in Windows 10

Windows key to close all windows