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Всеки път, когато можете да ползвате комбинация от клавиши, вместо да разкарвате мишката си по екрана, спестявате много време. Windows 10 има дълъг списък от клавишни комбинации, които ви помагат да стартирате нови функции като Cortana, да се движите в операционната система или лесно да организирате работния си плот. Въпреки че може да знаете някои от традиционните клавишни комбинации на Windows, ще бъдете изненадани да намерите бързи комбинации като посочените по-долу: Нови в Windows 10 - Windows key + I: отваря менюто – настройки - Windows key + A: отваря менюто за известия (windows 10) - Windows key + Ctrl + D: създава нов виртуален работен плот (desktop) - Windows key + Ctrl + Лява или Дясна стрелка: превключване между виртуалните Десктопи) - Windows key + Print Screen Key: снимка на екрана може да се постави в Paint с комбинация Ctrl + V Стандартни - Windows Key: показва Старт Менюто на Windows - Windows Key + L: заключва устройството до начален екран (log out) - Windows Key + Tab: активира мултитаскинг изглед на всички отворени приложения. Команди свързани с Работния плот(Desktop) - Windows Key + X: отваря контекстното под меню на старт менюто - Windows Key + D: показва работния плот, при повторна комбинация се завръщате към началното приложение от което сте активирали комбинацията за първи път - Windows Key + ,(запетая): моментно показване на работния плот, след пускане на windows клавиша се връщате обратно към приложението, от което сте активирали комбинацията - Windows Key + E: отваря Windows Explorer - Windows Key + Space: смяна на езика - Windows Key + 1, 2, 3, 4 и т.н: отваря програма, която е сложена на Task bar - Windows Key + R: изпълзяване на команда - Windows Key + P: project a screen (1): избор на настройки при втори монитор - Alt + Tab: смяна на прозореца с последния отворен - Alt + F4: затваряне на текущия прозорец.
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Super Windows 7 keyboard shortcuts Get more work done in less time by taking advantage of Windows 7's handy key combinations for managing open windows, launching applications, and navigating in Windows Explorer. January 4, 2011 9:05 AM PST The other day a visiting relative asked if he could use my laptop to check his Facebook account. He couldn't make it past the desktop. "Hey, don't you have Firefox on this machine?" "Press the Windows key, type f, and press Enter," I told him. I had been using Windows 7's Start menu search box to launch Firefox and other apps for so long I neglected to add a Firefox shortcut to my taskbar. prefer to keep my desktop clear of icons by placing my desktop shortcuts on a menu that pops out of the taskbar, as I explained in a post from May 2008.) Keyboard shortcuts are such great time-savers that I mistakenly assume everyone uses them. Back in April 2008 I described how to create an easy-access list of keyboard shortcuts and Windows commands. I enhanced the list last May with a bunch of keyboard shortcuts specifically for Microsoft Word. The most recent additions to my handy-dandy roster of keystroke combos help you navigate in Windows 7. They let you launch applications, jump between and rearrange open windows, and sort through layers of folders in Windows Explorer faster than you can with a mouse. Resize, rearrange, and reorganize open windows from the keyboard One of the most popular of Windows 7's interface enhancements is the ability to dock windows to the left and right side of the screen simply by dragging them to either screen edge. You can achieve the same effect by pressing the Windows key and the left or right arrow keys. To maximize the window, press the Windows key and the up arrow key; to restore or minimize the window, hit the Windows key and the down arrow key. (Pressing the Windows+Shift+up arrow/down arrow keys docks the window to the top and bottom of the screen, respectively.) Get a quick glimpse of the desktop Windows 7's taskbar adds the Aero Peek box on the far right (or the bottom of taskbars arranged vertically). Scrolling over the box hides all open windows to show the desktop. This differs from the Windows key+D shortcut in that the Aero Peek focus doesn't shift to the desktop but returns to the active window when you scroll away. The Aero Peek box at the end of the Windows 7 taskbar provides a quick glimpse of the desktop. (Credit: screenshot by Dennis O'Reilly/CNET) You can get the same temporary desktop glimpse by pressing the Windows key and the spacebar. Release the Windows key to revert to the active window. The fastest way to launch one of the first five shortcuts on the taskbar is to press the Windows key and then the corresponding number. For example, a Google Chrome shortcut is the fourth one on my taskbar, so I open the browser simply by pressing Windows key+4. (To open one of the programs on your taskbar with administrator privileges, press Ctrl+Shift while you click; this shortcut also works in previous versions of Windows. Likewise, you can open a new instance of a program that's already open by pressing Shift while clicking its taskbar icon. Another option is to press the Windows key+T to move the focus to the taskbar and then use the arrow keys to select the shortcut you want.) Race through Windows Explorer's folder tree Here are my favorite keystroke combinations for navigating through folders in Windows Explorer (most of these work in all versions of Windows, and several also work in browsers and other applications): Ctrl+N opens a new window Ctrl+W closes the current window Ctrl+Shift+N creates a new folder End moves to the bottom of the active window Home moves to the top of the active window F11 maximizes/minimizes the active window Ctrl+period (.) rotates an image clockwise Ctrl+comma (,) rotates an image counter-clockwise Num Lock+asterisk (*) on the numeric keypad shows all subfolders under the selected folder Num Lock+plus sign (+) on the numeric keypad shows the contents of the selected folder Num Lock+minus sign (-) on the numeric keypad collapses the selected folder Left arrow collapses the current selection if it's expanded, or selects the parent folder Alt+Enter opens the Properties dialog for the selected item Alt+P shows the preview pane Alt+left arrow shows the previous folder (same as pressing the backspace key) Right arrow shows the current selection if it's collapsed, or selects the first subfolder Alt+right arrow moves to the next folder Alt+up arrow shows the parent folder Ctrl+Shift+E shows all folders above the selected folder Alt+D moves the focus to the address bar Ctrl+E and Ctrl+F move the focus to the search box Microsoft provides a longer list of Windows 7 keyboard shortcuts on its Help & How-to site, including some specific to WordPad, Paint, and other Windows applications.