How To Quickly: Access the Classic Style Task Switcher on Windows 10

Everyone knows the famous alt-tab shortcut which lets you quickly switch between open windows, but did you know you can still access the alt-tab interface with it's classic appearance?

Here's how to do it:
1. Hold Alt on your keyboard then briefly press the other alt key while keeping your finger on the first alt key.
2. Now, while still holding the original ALT key, press tab like usual and you will now be task switching with the classic task switcher appearance.

If you enjoy quick tutorials without too much waiting, depth and side information, feel free to subscribe to this channel. Because two minutes is too long.

[vicr]

Ooh, I didn't know that! "You learn something new every day" ;)

[evancrazyerror]

You should've also put the win+tab thing in the video too. In Windows 10, it brings up the Task Switcher, in Windows 8 it brings up the left menu for apps, and on Windows Vista and 7 it brings up the 3D aero flip UI.

[okuue]

anyway to make this permanent without pressing the other alt?

[World_of_OSes]

You also get the classic Alt+Tab switcher if you end explorer.exe

[Gondola_]

**The more you know!** I like how you cut out your keyboard :)

[wikalaxy]

That just happens to me when I alt tab in a fullscreen game!

[vicr]

Oh! I didn't recognise your subtle hint! :)

[luminism]

I have an idea for a video: "How To Quickly: Get Notifications When A YouTube Channel Uploads"

[stefanhofmann]

Do you know all these, or do you research them?

[wyattneal]

Did you find a fix for your screen recorder?

[joe]

Wow... it works on windows 8 two, I wonder why...

[VibhutiPillai]

Wait wait this guy just sounds similar to "OSFirstTimer" and "Everything Windows"...

[ozek]

dem these YT millionaire hints are just cringe worthy obvious :P. Anyways, Suggestion: Please do a how to install custom UX themes on Windows 10.