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Windows 11 has 50 new keyboard shortcuts, which are listed below:

April 4, 2023 Windows 0

List of Shortcuts:

Shortcut Key.	Functions:
Win Key + C	Open Microsoft Teams chat.
Win Key + Left/Right Arrow	Arrow Move the active windows to the left/right half.
Win Key + Down Arrow	Move the active windows to the bottom half.
Win Key + Up Arrow	Move the active window to the top half.
Win Key + Z	Open Snap layout/templates.
Win Key + A	Access Quick Settings.
Win Key + W	Access Widgets
Win Key + N	Opens the notification panel.
File Explorer shortcuts
Shortcut Key.	Function:
Alt + D	Copy the Address bar.
Ctrl + N	Opens a new File Explorer window when inside a File Explorer.
Ctrl + E	Access the File Explorer search bar.
Ctrl + W	Closes the active window.
Ctrl + Mouse Scroll	Switch between the file and folder view.
F4	Switch to address/location bar.
F5	Refresh the File Explorer.
F6	Jump between the right/left pane.
Ctrl + Shift + N	Create a new folder.
Ctrl + Shift + E	Shows all folders above the selected folder
Alt + P	Show/Hide preview panel in File Explorer.
Alt + Enter	Displays the Properties menu box for the selected item.
Shift + F10	Show the classic context menu for the selected item.
Backspace	Go back to the previous folder.
Alt + Left/Right Arrow	Go to the next or previous folder.
Alt + Up arrow	Go to the parent folder/directory.
Home Button	Displays the top item of the active window.
End Button	Displays the bottom item of the active window.
Ctrl + A	Select all items.
Ctrl + C	Copy an item.
Ctrl + X	Cut an item.
Ctrl + V	Paste an item.
Ctrl + Z	Undo changes.
Ctrl + Y	Redo changes.
Ctrl + Shift + Drag the icon	Create a shortcut.
Shift + Select with mouse	Select multiple items.
Ctrl + O	Open a file in the current application.
Ctrl + S	Save the file.
Ctrl + Shift + S	Open Save As.
Ctrl + N	Open the new window for the current app.
Alt + Tab	Switch between running apps.
Alt + F4	Close the active window.
Alt + F8	Display your password on the login screen.
Shift + Del	Delete the selected item permanently.
Ctrl + Del	Delete the selected item and move it to the Recycle Bin.
F5	Refresh the active window.
F10	Open the Menu Bar for the active app.
Ctrl + P	Displays the Print screen.
Ctrl + Shift + Esc	Open Task Manager.
F11 Enter	Exit full-screen mode.

The Shortcuts are tested by our users and they are working.

Most of the shortcuts are work with Windows 10 version, if you have problem with shortcuts on your Windows 11, you can troubleshoot and repair the shortcuts by following the below tutorial:

Go to settings by searching in Start menu or pressing Win key + I.
Scroll down and select Troubleshooting and click Other troubleshooters.
Click on Run for Keyboard option with a Keyboard symbol on it.

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20 Useful Mac Shortcuts in 2023

April 2, 2023 Mac, trends 0

Mac shortcuts can help you save time and improve the efficiency of your productivity.

Here are 20 Mac OS shortcuts with their explanations

List of Shortcuts:

Command + C Will Do = Copy – This shortcut will copy the selected text or item to the clipboard.
Command + V Will Do = Paste – This shortcut will paste the contents of the clipboard into the current document or window.
Command + X Will Do = Cut – This shortcut will cut the selected text or item and copy it to the clipboard.
Command + A Will Do = Select All – This shortcut will select all the text or items in the current document or window.
Command + Z Will Do = Undo – This shortcut will undo the last action you performed.
Command + Shift + Z Will Do = Redo – This shortcut will redo the last action you performed.
Command + S Will Do = Save – This shortcut will save the current document or file.
Command + Shift + S Will Do = Save As – This shortcut will bring up the “Save As” dialog box, allowing you to save the current document or file with a new name.
Command + N Will Do = New – This shortcut will create a new document or file.
Command + T Will Do = New Tab – This shortcut will create a new tab in your web browser or other application.
Command + W Will Do = Close – This shortcut will close the current window or tab.
Command + Q Will Do = Quit – This shortcut will quit the current application.
Command + Tab Will Do = Switch Applications – This shortcut will switch between open applications.
Command + Shift + 3 Will Do = Screenshot – This shortcut will take a screenshot of the entire screen.
Command + Shift + 4 Will Do = Screenshot with Selection – This shortcut will allow you to select an area of the screen to capture.
Command + Option + Esc Will Do = Force Quit – This shortcut will bring up the Force Quit Applications dialog box, allowing you to quit an unresponsive application.
Command + Spacebar Will Do = Spotlight Search – This shortcut will bring up the Spotlight Search bar, allowing you to search for files, applications, and other content on your Mac.
Command + Shift + N Will Do = New Folder – This shortcut will create a new folder in the current directory.
Command + Option + D Will Do = Show/Hide Dock – This shortcut will show or hide the Dock on your Mac.
Control + Command + Space Will Do = Emojis & Symbols – This shortcut will bring up the Emojis & Symbols window, allowing you to insert emojis and other special characters into your documents.