Keyboard shortcuts for Windows

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Several shortcut keys can be used to work with windows operating system faster.Following are some of them.
  1. Ctrl+A: Select all.
  2. Ctrl+C: Copy.
  3. Ctrl+X: Cut.
  4. Ctrl+V: Paste.
  5. Ctrl+Z: Undo.
  6. Ctrl+B: Bold.
  7. Ctrl+I: Italics.
  8. Ctrl+U: Underline.
  9. Ctrl+Escape: Open start menu.
  10. Ctrl+Shift+Escape: Task manager.
  11. F1: Help.
  12. F2: Rename.
  13. F3: Search files.
  14. F5: Refresh.
  15. Windows Logo: Start menu.
  16. Windows Logo+L: Log off Windows.
  17. Windows Logo+C: Opens Control Panel.
  18. Windows Logo+E: File explorer.
  19. Windows Logo+F: Search files and folders.
  20. Windows Logo+R: Dialogue  box.
  21. Windows Logo+M: Minimize all.
  22. Shift+Windows Logo+M: Undo minimize all.
  23. Windows Logo+D: Minimize all windows and display Desktop
  24. F6: Move over planes in file explorer.
  25. Alt+F4: Quit program.
  26. Shift+Delete: Permanently delete.
  27. Alt+Tab: Shift to other program.
  28. Alt+Space: System menu.
  29. Alt+Enter: Properties of a file.
  30. Backspace: Switch to previous folder in file explorer.
  31. Shift(5 times): Stikey keys.
  32. Alt=Left Shift+Print Screen: High contrast.
  33. Alt+Left Shift+Num Lock: Mouse keys.

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