With the advent of the new version of the operating system from Microsoft, users have the opportunity to master new hotkeys in Windows 10.
An updated list of hotkeys will help make your work on Windows 10 more efficient and faster.
Snap Assist allows you to open up to 4 windows at the same time and arrange them on the desktop in a convenient way. In addition to controlling the mouse, you can remember a number of hotkeys for moving the active window:
- WIN + left key;
- WIN + right key;
- WIN + up key;
- WIN + down key.
To manage virtual desktops, you need to remember the following set of hotkeys:
- WIN + Ctrl + D to open a new workspace;
- WIN + Ctrl + Left key to go to the left desktop;
- WIN + Ctrl + Right key to go to the right desktop;
- WIN + Ctrl + F4 to close the active desktop;
- WIN + Tab to view all existing desktops.
To work with the command line, you must activate hotkey support through the Start menu -> Command Prompt or through the Run window by pressing Win + R and entering the CMD or cmd.exe command. Right-click on the title of the window that opens and select Properties -> Options.
It is necessary to uncheck the Use legacy console option and put the necessary ones by activating the hotkeys:
- Shift + left key to select the text located to the left of the cursor;
- Shift + right key to select the text located to the right of the cursor;
- Ctr l + Shift + left / right key to select blocks;
- Ctrl + C to copy;
- Ctrl + V to paste;
- Ctrl + A to select text on a line.
The following hotkeys can be used to use the Game DVR option while playing a game on the console:
- WIN + PrtScr to take a screenshot of the screen;
- WIN + G to launch Game DVR;
- WIN + alt="Image" + G to start recording;
- WIN + Alt + R to stop recording;
- WIN + P to switch between monitors;
- WIN + plus key to increase;
- WIN + minus key to decrease.
The rest of the hotkeys are almost completely transferred to Windows 10 without changes.
