Powerful Windows tips you don't use (but should)

These tips are useful for those who don't know them.
And yes yes I know some of you already know everything about everything all of the time 🤣

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[terryschima]

Yes, love the command prompt; more please.

[cgsweat]

The only thing about shift+delete is to not get too comfortable using it. I accidentally deleted some essential folders this way when I was manually cleaning files from my hard drive because shift+delete became second nature for me, I just did it without thought and ignored the warning prompt.

[gotbordercollies]

These are the best; I have got to save this one too,

COMMAND PROMPT - yes, please 👍

[itsnotme]

Very cool stuff Liron! Always good to learn new tricks. Been almost 30 years since my boss forced me to get certified in Windows NT 4.0. HAHA. "But boss, I'm a Unix Engineer"...."Not today you aren't".

[DungarooTV]

Great tips - some I never knew about. Please do a video on Window's error fixing tools such as chdsk - still very useful

[vampyrehunterD]

Thank you for this video. I would love to see cmd prompts!

[robh]

Thanks, Liron. Knew some, some new. Have a great day!

[mybeautifuldoggies]

Thanks for the tips! Cmd prompt tips always welcome! 🤗

[zona]

7:24 instead of right click, shorter is ctrl+shift+delete on a keyboard and then ENTER on a keyboard.

[MMAMMA-dsln]

Hi. I thanks a lot for your videos, but, at the same time, thank you very much for your clear english. I am from Argentina and I can understand every single Word. You have not idea how important is that!

[MatthewCaunsfield]

That middle mouse button is amazing, can't believe i never knew!

[bikeny]

Thanks for the scroll wheel, cmd prompt, and snap function info. And in the interest of sharing neat things, I learned this from thiojoe: when in notepad, pressing F5 gives you the current date and time. I use it every day. I had heard of the snap stuff but hadn't used it, but the first 2 I list, completely new to me as was the F5. Mind you, I learned computer programming with punch cards, so yeah, even us old timers can still learn new things (and so far I can still see the mouse, so no size change for now, but who knows). Again, thank you for your videos.

[velvetsky]

Last tip was awesome saves a lot of time thank you .

[yerachmielb]

3:55 you can also do this by holding CTRL + SHIFT and using the scroll wheel

[garrymcgaw]

Nice one, some of those will come in handy. Thanks Liron.

[scmac]

I never knew any of these, and have only done some of them accidentally in the past, so thanks very much

[woodturner]

Middle mouse button/wheel not making dupes on my Windows 10 machine.

[charliesretrocomputing]

I would love a command prompt video but even better a PowerShell video, I've been REALLY getting into PowerShell and both the PowerShell terminal and the ps1 language are very powerful and great to know, I'd love to see that as well!

[buckeyered]

I like your videos but I haven't used Windows in years, your Linux videos are great.

[ScottGrammer]

I don't know everything about everything all of the time, but I know something about some things sometimes.