Probability Comparison: Unknown Keyboard Shortcuts (Windows)

Is your mouse disrupting your workflow? Every time you reach for it, you're losing a tiny bit of focus and time. And have you ever accidentally knocked something over while trying to grab your mouse? There are so many shortcuts hidden in your keyboard, all capable of controlling your system without a mouse. Thank us later for making your life easier!

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[smth]

Alt + F4 is a _really_ common shortcut. Surprised there are so much more shortcuts I did not know about. The ones I know are about at the start.

[bardofvoid]

CTRL+Shift+T is hella useful for no longer worrying about accidentally closing a tab and losing it.

[andrea_sur_yt]

Windows + Shift + S opens a tool to take a screenshot which will be saved in your clipboard ! Very useful when you want to send something to your friend without saving it and deleting it afterwards.

[YOMAN]

There is a other shortcut really cool Ctrl + Shift + Esc does open the Task Manager!

[_dewyy_]

win + period was one of the first shortcuts that I knew, so I'm surprised and expected more people to know it.

[edwardwatson]

Windows + P is one you seemed to not know about. If you have a second screen it will open a menu that will give options about what is shown on each screen. (Whether it is duplicated or extended or whether screen 1 or screen 2 are only on by themselves)

[cahlelnegnaclklmen]

How about Win+ Shift+ S? It’s another way to capture screen with different types of style?

[nyuwaea]

There's also Win + V to open the clipboard history, has to be my favourite unknown shortcut

[Carlos_carlos]

There is also ctrl+ y, that it's to redo something (useful when u undo important stuff)

[prohazerki]

there's also another shortcut. Ctrl+Win+Shift+B it resets graphics card. And it only takes about 2 seconds. It can give a little fps in games

[errr]

This was more educational than i thought

[majszal]

wheres ctrl+shift+esc? It allows you to poen task manager without using ctrl+alt+del. Also using ctr+win+lrft/right arrow will change your desktop. SUPER useful while learning stuff

[magalisurkamp]

Shortcuts that I know that isnt in the vid

Windows + Shift + S (Screenshot, but this one you can edit what part you want to screenshot)
Ctrl + Y (The oposite of Ctrl + Z)

[fishcanroll]

there is a lot win + letterkey shorcuts most of them are for navigation with only keyboard but there are some good ones for daily usage

[luc_abritto]

what about alt+shift? it opens a mini bar that you can choose the language of the letters you type.
(i dont know if this also works on pc, i only know that this works on the win+P opens a bar that you can choose if you what the first screen, or if you have a second screen (monitor) you can choose if you only what that one, or, you can also duplicate the screens (what you see on one screen is what also appears on the orther)

[blackmark]

I knew most of the shortcuts but there were some that i haven't heard about but i would like to add three more shortcuts such as windows + V, windows + shift + S and windows P. They have been very useful to me eversince i have learned them

[muzankibutsuji]

Did I by chance miss when they said CTRL + SHIFT + ESC. I feel like that one is very important (opens task manager)

[saykx_penguin]

my favorite one i use most is windows+shift+s

[johnson]

Win + *Number will open the application that is the pressed number to the right of the the start icon. Really useful.

[djekrom]

One of my favorites is not listed: win + shift + s
It is a faster snipping tool that automatically lets you select a part of the current screen and copies it