This is the most commonly used first shortcut key combination.

This shortcut key combination can instantly minimize all windows on the desktop, whether it's a chat window or a game window.

Once you press this key again, all the windows just come back, and the activation window is the window you used before you minimize it.

Winkey+f:

You don't need to move the mouse to start, search, file and folder. In any state, just click winkey+f will pop up the search window.

Winkey+r:

In our article, you often see this operation hint: "click start to run, open the run dialog box..."

In fact, there is a simpler way to press winkey + r!

Alt + Tab:

If there are too many windows to open, this combination key is very useful. It can display the names and icons of all the windows that are currently open in a window, choose the window that you want to open, and loosen the key.

The alt+tab+shift key can reverse display the currently open window.

Winkey+e:

When you need to open the explorer to find the file, this shortcut will make you feel very cool!

No longer need to open a hand to touch the mouse!

Tips:

Winkey refers to the key that engraved with the windows logo on the keyboard.

Winkey mainly appears in the keyboard with 104 keys and 107 keys.

104 keyboard, also called Win95 keyboard, adds two windwos keys and an attribute correlation key between the left and right sides of the original 101 keyboard, Ctrl and ALT keys.

107 keyboard, also known as Win98 keyboard, has more power management keys such as sleep, wake up and power up than the 104 key. Most of these 3 keys are located on the top right side of the keyboard.

F2 when you select a file, it means "Rename".

F3 when you are on the desktop, turn on the search: All Files dialog box.

Windows key or CTRL+ESC opens the start menu.

CTRL+ALT+DELETE opens the close procedure dialog box in Win9x.

DELETE deletes the selected item. If it is a file, it will be put in the recycle bin.

SHIFT+DELETE deletes the selected item. If it is a file, it will be deleted instead of being deleted.

Put in Recycle Bin

CTRL+N create a new file

CTRL+O opens the open file dialog box

CTRL+P opens the print dialog box

CTRL+S saves the files that are currently in operation

CTRL+X cuts selected items to clipboard.

Copy the selected items to the clipboard by CTRL+INSERT or CTRL+C

SHIFT+INSERT or CTRL+V paste the contents of the clipboard to the current location.

ALT+BACKSPACE or CTRL+Z revoked the previous step.

ALT+SHIFT+BACKSPACE redo the last step of the revocation operation.

Windows key +U: open the helper manager.

Windows key +CTRL+M will revert to the size and location of the front window of the previous operation.

Windows key +E opens the resource manager.

Windows key +F opens "find: all files" dialog box

Windows key +R opens the run dialog box

Windows key +BREAK opens the system properties dialog box

Windows key +CTRL+F opens the find: computer dialog box

SHIFT+F10 or right click to open the shortcut menu of the active item.

When SHIFT is placed in CD, it will be able to skip over the CD automatically.

Opening wo

When you press Rd, you can skip the self activated macro.

ALT+F4 closes the current application

ALT+SPACEBAR opens the menu at the top left corner of the program.

ALT+TAB toggle the current program

ALT+ESC toggle the current program

ALT+ENTER switches the MSDOS window running under windows between the window and the full screen state.

ALT+PRINT SCREEN copies the current active program window to the clipboard in an image mode.

CTRL+F4 closes the current text in the current application, such as word.

CTRL+F6 switches to the next text in the current application (plus shift can jump to the front.

A window)

ALT+LEFT ARROW displays the next page (backward key).

CTRL+TAB switches in the framework of the page (plus shift reverse).

F5 refresh

CTRL+F5 forcibly refreshed