Windows 10 Tip: Six keyboard shortcuts to help you find what you’re looking for

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We’ve showed you how to clear your workspace in two simple steps and three ways you can personalize your desktop with fun themes and colors – today, we’re going to show you six keyboard shortcuts to help you easily find what you’re looking for!

 

Find apps, files and more on your PC

 

 

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Press the Windows logo key and type the name of whatever you want to find in the search box.

 

Easily search Settings

 

 

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Press Windows logo key + I, then search for the setting you’re looking for.

 

Switch between open windows

 

 

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Hold down the Alt key and keep pressing Tab until the window you want is selected. Then, release the Alt key.

 

Add a touch keyboard shortcut to the taskbar

 

 

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Right-click on the taskbar, and then select Show touch keyboard button.

 

Get to your desktop quickly

 

 

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Press Windows logo key + D to minimize all your open windows and go right to your desktop.

 

Open File Explorer

 

 

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Press Windows logo key + E, then open the folder you want in File Explorer.

 

In case you missed it, check out last week’s tip on how to view 360° videos and photos in Microsoft Edge with your Windows Mixed Reality headset!

 

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