- Windows Key + X: Used as the power Menu
- Windows Key + Tab: Used to launch the ‘Task View’ of Windows 10
- Windows Key + Q: Used to search the web browser and Windows via Cortana (Speech) function.
- Windows Key + S: Used to search the web browser via the inbuilt Cortana (Speech) function.
- Windows Key + I: Used to open windows Settings
- Windows Key + A: Used to open the windows 10 notification bar
- Windows Key + L: Used to lock the Windows 10 device
- Windows Key + Ctrl + D: Used to create a new virtual desktop
- Windows Key + Ctrl + F4: Used to close the current virtual desktop
- Windows Key + Ctrl + (right, Left, Up, Down Keys): Used to position the Windows on your screen according to the key used.
- Windows Key + H: Used to share app content (if supported)
- Windows Key + K: Used to connect to wireless devices and audio display
- Windows Key + X: Used to open the Start Button context menu
- Windows Key + D: Used to Show the Windows Desktop
- Windows Key + G: Used to Start App Recording
- Windows Key + E: Used to open File Explorer
- Windows Key + Spacebar: Used as keyboard input language option
- Windows Key + R: Used as the ‘Run Command’ Option
- Ctrl + F3 or Ctrl + F: Used to open the search option
- F2: Used to rename any specific item
- Shift + Del: Key Used to delete a file or folder permanently
- Alt + Double Click or Alt + Enter Key: Used to access the properties of the selected file
- Pressing Ctrl while dragging a specific file(s): Used to copy the particular file
- Pressing Ctrl + Shift while dragging a file: Used to create a shortcut in Windows 10
- Ctrl + A: Used to select all text and objects on the screen
- F5: Used to refresh the contents of a window
- Backspace Key: Used to view the folder above the current folder level
- Pressing Shift Key while clicking on the close button: Used to close the folder and it’s parent folder that’s selected.
- F6: Used to switch between the right and left panels of Windows
- Pressing the Numlock + the Asterisk key when using a numeric keyboard: Used to expand all subfolders that fall under the folder that is selected
- Pressing the Numlock + the Plus sign key when using a numeric keyboard: Used to expand the folder that is selected
- Pressing the Numlock + the Minus sign key when using a numeric keyboard: Used to collapse the folder that is selected
- Right Arrow Key: Used to select the subfolder
- Left Arrow Key: Used to select the parent folder
- Shift + Left Arrow: Used to move the cursor to one character left of the current selection
- Shift + Right Arrow: Used to move the cursor to one character right of the current selection
- Shift + Up Arrow: Used to extend the selection, a line above the current insertion point
- Shift + Down Arrow: Used to extend the selection, a line below the current insertion point
- Shift + Page Down: Used to extend the selection up to a screen below the current screen
- Shift + Page Up: Used to extend the selection up to a screen above the current screen
- Ctrl + Shift + Home button: Used to extend the selection to the start of the screen buffer
- Ctrl + Shift + Right Arrow Key: Used to extend the selection to one word right of the current position end of the screen buffer
- Ctrl + Shift + Left Arrow Key: Used to extend the selection to one word left of the current position end of the screen buffer
- Ctrl + Shift + end: Used to extend the selection to the end of the screen buffer
- Ctrl + A: Used to select all text from the first types character to the last one
- Shift + Home Button: Used to extend the selection to the next character (first time) and then to the left margin (second time).
- Ctrl + V: Used to paste the text into the command line
- Windows Key + V: Used to open the clipboard history menu
- Page Keys: Used to move the cursor page-wise to the specified direction
- Arrow Keys: Used to move the cursor to the specified direction
- Shift + Insert: Used to paste the text into command line
- Alt Key: Used to begin selection in block mode when used with specific keys
- Ctrl + C: Used to copy the selected text to clipboard
- Ctrl + Insert: Used to copy the selected text to clipboard
- Ctrl + M: Used to enter ‘Mask Mode’ and move the cursor within the window
- Ctrl + End: Used to locate the cursor to the end of the buffer
- Ctrl + Home: Button Used to move the cursor to the beginning of the buffer
- Ctrl + Up Arrow Key: Used to move one line up the output history
- Ctrl + Down Arrow Key: Used to move one line down the output history
- Ctrl + Page Down: Used to move one page down the output history
- Ctrl + Page Up: Used to move up one page up the output history
- Ctrl + F: Used to open the ‘Find’ option in Windows console
- Alt + F4: Used to close the window console
- Tab Key: Used to move forward through the options
- Shift + Tab: Key Used to move backward through the options
- Ctrl + Tab Key: Used to Move forward through the tabs
- Ctrl + Shift + Tab Key: Used to Move backward through the tabs
- Ctrl + O + F4: Used to open and save in the Windows Address Bar
- F5: Used to refresh windows 10
- Backspace Key: Used to open the folder a level above the selected folder
- F1: Used to access the ‘Windows Help’ Services available within the system
- F10: Used activate the Windows 10 Menu Bar
- Alt + F4: Used to close any current program
- Ctrl + F4: Used to close the current window in multiple documents interface-based program
- Shift + F10: Used to access the right click menu in the application currently in use
- Ctrl + Esc Key or Windows Key: Used to launch the Start Menu on Windows 10
- Ctrl + X: Used to cut the selected object or text
- Ctrl + C: Used to copy the selected object or text
- Ctrl + V: Used to paste the selected object or text
- Del Key: Used to delete the object or text as selected
- Ctrl + Z: Used to redo a specific function
- Windows Key + Break or Pause: Used to show System Properties for Windows 10
- Pressing Shift while inserting any storage device: Used as a bypass autoplay option when an external storage is connected
- Windows Key + F: Used to launch the Feedback Hub Application
- Windows Key + O: Used to lock the device Orientation
- Windows Key + J: Used to set the focus on a particular tip for Windows 10 whenever applicable
- Windows Key + M: Used to minimize all the windows
- Windows Key + B: Used to set focus on a specific area of the Notification Bar in Windows 10
- Windows Key + C: Used to Launch the Cortana Application
- Windows Key + W Used to open the Windows Ink Workspace