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Windows: Move cursor to start/end of line— Press Home to jump to the start of the current line, End to jump to the end.

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Home/End

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Windows: Move cursor to start/end of document— Ctrl+Home jumps to the very beginning of the document, Ctrl+End to the very end.

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Ctrl + Home/End

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Windows: Move cursor by word—In text, this moves the cursor to the start of the previous (left) or next (right) word.

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Ctrl + Left/Right

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Windows: Scroll up/down—Scrolls the view up or down by one screen length in most applications with scrollable content.

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Page Up/Down

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Windows: Select from cursor to start/end of line—In text, hold Shift and press Home to select from cursor to start of line, or End to select to end of line.

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Shift + Home/End

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Windows: Select entire file—Works in most applications. Selects all content in the current view or document.

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Ctrl + A

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Windows: Select current word—This typically works in code editors like VS Code. Double-clicking a word often achieves the same in other text editors.

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Ctrl + D or doubleclick

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Windows: Select current line—Common in code editors like VS Code. In other text editors, triple-clicking often selects the whole line.

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Ctrl + L or Tripleclick

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Windows: Cut/Copy/Paste—Universal shortcuts. X cuts (removes and copies), C copies without removing, V pastes the last copied or cut item.

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Ctrl + X/C/V

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Windows: Undo—Reverses the last action in most applications. Multiple presses undo multiple actions.

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Ctrl + Z

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Windows: Redo—Redoes the last undone action. Ctrl+Y is more common, but some apps use Ctrl+Shift+Z.

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Ctrl + Shift + Z or Ctrl + Y

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Windows: Toggle comments—In code editors, this comments or uncomments the selected line(s) of code.

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Ctrl + /

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Windows: Move line up/down—In code editors, this moves the current line or selected lines up or down.

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Alt + Up/Down

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Windows: Delete current line—In many code editors, this deletes the entire current line without copying it.

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Ctrl + Shift + K

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Windows: Save file—Saves the current file in most applications. If it’s a new file, it will prompt for a save location.

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Ctrl + S

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Windows: Open new file—Creates a new blank document or file in most applications.

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Ctrl + N

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Windows: Find in file—Opens the find dialog or search bar in most applications to search within the current document or page.

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Ctrl + F

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Windows: Find in workspace/project—In IDEs and some text editors, this opens a search across all files in the current project or workspace.

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Ctrl + Shift + F

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VS Code: Open command palette—In VS Code, this opens a search bar for commands, allowing quick access to various features and settings.

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F1 or Ctrl + Shift + P

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VS Code: Open/close integrated terminal—In VS Code, this toggles the integrated terminal at the bottom of the window. The backtick key is typically above Tab.

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Ctrl + `

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VS Code: Find references to a function—In VS Code, this finds all references to the selected function or variable across your project.

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Alt + Shift + F12

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VS Code: Go to next error—In VS Code, this jumps to the next error or warning in your code.

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F2

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VS Code: Go to previous error—In VS Code, this jumps to the previous error or warning in your code.

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Shift + F2

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Chrome: Open a new tab—Opens a new tab in Google Chrome or most other web browsers.

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Ctrl + T

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Chrome: Close current tab—Closes the current tab in Chrome or most other applications with tabs.

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Ctrl + W

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Chrome: Reopen last closed tab—Reopens the most recently closed tab in Chrome. Can be used multiple times.

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Ctrl + Shift + T

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Chrome: Switch to next tab—Switches to the next tab to the right in Chrome or most tabbed applications.

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Ctrl + Tab

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Chrome: Switch to previous tab—Switches to the previous tab to the left in Chrome or most tabbed applications.

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Ctrl + Shift + Tab

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Chrome: Open new window—Opens a new window in Chrome or most other applications.

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Ctrl + N

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Chrome: Open new incognito window—Opens a new incognito (private browsing) window in Chrome.

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Ctrl + Shift + N

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Chrome: Go back—Navigates back to the previous page in your browsing history.

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Alt + Left arrow

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Chrome: Go forward—Navigates forward to the next page in your browsing history, if you’ve gone back.

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Alt + Right arrow

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Chrome: Reload current page—Reloads the current webpage. F5 works in most applications to refresh.

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Ctrl + R or F5

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Chrome: Hard reload—Reloads the page ignoring cached content, forcing all resources to be redownloaded.

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Ctrl + Shift + R

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Chrome: Focus on address bar—Selects the text in the address bar, allowing you to immediately type a new URL.

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Ctrl + L

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Chrome: Focus on search bar—Places the cursor in the search bar (if separate from address bar) in Chrome.

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Ctrl + K

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Chrome: Find on page—Opens the in-page search function to find text on the current webpage.

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Ctrl + F

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Chrome: Bookmark current page—Adds the current page to your bookmarks in Chrome.

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Ctrl + D

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Chrome: Bookmark all open tabs—Bookmarks all currently open tabs in a new folder in Chrome.

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Ctrl + Shift + D

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Chrome: Zoom in—Increases the zoom level of the current webpage.

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Ctrl + Plus (+)

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Chrome: Zoom out—Decreases the zoom level of the current webpage.

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Ctrl + Minus (-)

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Chrome: Reset zoom to default—Resets the zoom level to 100% (default) in Chrome.

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Ctrl + 0

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Chrome: Open Developer Tools—Opens Chrome’s Developer Tools for web development and debugging.

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F12 or Ctrl + Shift + I

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Chrome: Open Developer Tools with Console tab active—Opens Chrome’s Developer Tools directly to the Console tab.

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Ctrl + Shift + J

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Chrome: View page source—Opens a new tab showing the HTML source code of the current page.

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Ctrl + U

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Chrome: Open History—Opens the browser history in a new tab.

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Ctrl + H

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Chrome: Open Downloads—Opens the downloads page in a new tab.

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Ctrl + J

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Chrome: Open Chrome’s task manager—Opens Chrome’s built-in task manager to monitor resource usage of tabs and extensions.

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Shift + Esc

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Windows: Opens File Explorer—Quickly opens a new File Explorer window.

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Win + E

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Windows: Opens clipboard history—Opens the clipboard history, allowing you to paste items you’ve previously copied.

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Win + V

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Windows: Opens Snipping Tool—Opens the Snipping Tool for taking screenshots.

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Win + Shift + S

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Windows: Opens Quick Link menu—Opens a menu with quick access to various system tools and settings.

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Win + X

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Windows: Directly opens Task Manager—Immediately opens the Windows Task Manager.

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Ctrl + Shift + Esc

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Outlook: Create a new email message—Opens a new email composition window in Outlook.

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Ctrl + Shift + M

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Outlook: Create a new task—Creates a new task in Outlook.

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Ctrl + Shift + K

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Outlook: Switch to the Inbox—Quickly switches to your Inbox in Outlook.

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Ctrl + Shift + I

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Outlook: Send an email—Sends the currently open email in Outlook.

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Alt + S

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Outlook: Focus on the search bar—Places the cursor in Outlook’s search bar.

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Ctrl + E

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Word: Reorder items in a bulleted or numbered list—Moves the current list item up or down in Word.

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Shift + Alt + Up/Down Arrow

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Word: Paste without formatting—Pastes text without carrying over its original formatting.

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Ctrl + Shift + V

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Word: Insert a page break—Inserts a page break at the cursor position in Word.

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Ctrl + Enter

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Word: Apply the default bullet list style—Quickly creates or removes a bulleted list in Word.

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Ctrl + Shift + L

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Word: Switch between open documents—Cycles through open Word documents.

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Ctrl + F6

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Windows: Create a new virtual desktop—Creates a new virtual desktop in Windows 10 and later.

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Windows Key + Ctrl + D

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Windows: Switch between virtual desktops—Switches between existing virtual desktops.

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Windows Key + Ctrl + Left/Right Arrow

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Windows: Open Snip & Sketch tool—Opens the Snip & Sketch tool for taking and annotating screenshots.

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Windows Key + Shift + S

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Windows: Open emoji panel—Opens the emoji panel for inserting emojis in text.

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Windows Key + .

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Windows: Open Task Manager—Directly opens the Windows Task Manager.

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Ctrl + Shift + Esc

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Chrome: Reopen the last closed tab—Reopens the most recently closed tab in Chrome.

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Ctrl + Shift + T

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Chrome: Focus on the address bar—Highlights the URL in Chrome’s address bar.

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Ctrl + L

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Chrome: Open Clear Browsing Data window—Opens the Clear Browsing Data dialog in Chrome.

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Ctrl + Shift + Delete

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Chrome: Highlight the URL in the address bar—Selects the entire URL in Chrome’s address bar.

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Alt + D

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Chrome: Toggle the bookmarks bar—Shows or hides the bookmarks bar in Chrome.

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Ctrl + Shift + B

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PowerToys: Open PowerToys Run—Opens the PowerToys Run utility for quick application launching.

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Alt + Space

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Run Dialog: Opens Command Prompt—Type ‘cmd’ in the Run dialog to open Command Prompt.

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cmd

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Run Dialog: Opens Control Panel—Type ‘ to open the Windows Control Panel.

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control

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Run Dialog: Opens Calculator—Type to quickly open the Windows Calculator.

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calc

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Run Dialog: Opens Notepad—Type ‘ to open a new Notepad window.

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notepad

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Run Dialog: Opens System Configuration—Type ‘’ to open System Configuration utility.

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msconfig

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Run Dialog: Opens Registry Editor—Type ‘’ to open the Registry Editor (use with caution).

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regedit

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Run Dialog: Opens Task Manager—Type ‘’ to open the Task Manager.

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taskmgr

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Run Dialog: Opens File Explorer—Type to open a new File Explorer window.

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explorer

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Run Dialog: Opens Paint—Type ‘’ to open Microsoft Paint.

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mspaint

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Run Dialog: Shows Windows version info—Type ‘winver’ to see your Windows version information.

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winver

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Run Dialog: Opens current user’s folder—Type ) to open your user folder.

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’.’ (a single period

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Run Dialog: Opens Users folder—Type ) to open the Users folder.

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’..’ (two periods

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Run Dialog: Opens C: drive root directory—Type ‘’ to open the root of your C: drive.

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\

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Run Dialog: Opens On-Screen Keyboard—Type to open the On-Screen Keyboard.

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osk

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Run Dialog: Opens advanced User Accounts settings—Type ‘netplwiz’ to open User Accounts settings.

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netplwiz

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Run Dialog: Opens Performance Monitor—Type ‘perfmon’ to open Performance Monitor.

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perfmon

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Run Dialog: Opens Resource Monitor—Type ‘resmon’ to open Resource Monitor.

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resmon

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Run Dialog: Runs Malicious Software Removal Tool—Type ‘mrt’ to run Microsoft’s Malicious Software Removal Tool.

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mrt

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Run Dialog: Opens Disk Cleanup utility—Type ‘cleanmgr’ to open Disk Cleanup utility.

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cleanmgr

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Run Dialog: Opens PowerShell—Type ‘powershell’ to open Windows PowerShell.

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powershell

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Run Dialog: Opens System Information—Type ‘msinfo32’ to open System Information.

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msinfo32

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Run Dialog: Opens Snipping Tool—Type ‘snippingtool’ to open the Snipping Tool.

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snippingtool

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Run Dialog: Runs Windows Memory Diagnostic—Type ‘mdsched’ to run Windows Memory Diagnostic.

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mdsched

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Run Dialog: Opens Character Map—Type ‘charmap’ to open Character Map.

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charmap

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Run Dialog: Opens DirectX Diagnostic Tool—Type ‘dxdiag’ to open DirectX Diagnostic Tool.

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dxdiag

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Run Dialog: Opens Outlook—Type ‘outlook’ to open Microsoft Outlook.

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outlook

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Run Dialog: Opens Chrome—Type ‘chrome’ to open Google Chrome.

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chrome

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Run Dialog: Opens Word—Type ‘winword’ to open Microsoft Word.

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winword

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Run Dialog: Opens Excel—Type ‘excel’ to open Microsoft Excel.

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excel

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Windows: Lock your computer—Quickly locks your computer, requiring a password to access again.

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Win + L

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Windows: Project screen options (duplicate, extend, etc.)—Opens projection options for multiple displays.

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Win + P

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Windows: Open Settings—Opens the Windows Settings app.

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Win + I

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Windows: Open Action Center—Opens the Action Center for notifications and quick actions.

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Win + A

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Windows: Open Search—Opens Windows Search.

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Win + S

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Windows: Open Run dialog—Opens the Run dialog for executing commands.

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Win + R

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Windows: Show Desktop—Minimizes all windows to show the desktop. Press again to restore.

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Win + D

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Windows: Switch between open applications—Hold Alt and press Tab to cycle through open applications.

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Alt + Tab

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Windows: Focus on the notification area (system tray)—Highlights the first icon in the system tray for keyboard navigation.

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Win + B

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Chrome: Toggle the bookmarks bar—Shows or hides the bookmarks bar in Chrome.

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Ctrl + Shift + B

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Chrome: Open a new incognito window—Opens a new private browsing window in Chrome.

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Ctrl + Shift + N

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Chrome: Sign out of your Google account—Signs you out of your Google account in Chrome.

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Ctrl + Shift + Q

116
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Chrome: Print current page—Opens the print dialog for the current page.

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Ctrl + Shift + P

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Chrome: Open Bookmark Manager—Opens Chrome’s Bookmark Manager in a new tab.

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Ctrl + Shift + O

118
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Chrome: Open History in a new tab—Opens your browsing history in a new tab.

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Ctrl + H

119
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Chrome: Open Chrome menu (three dots)—Opens the Chrome menu (three vertical dots in the top right).

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Ctrl + Shift + M

120
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Outlook: Switch between Mail, Calendar, and Contacts—Switches to Mail (1), Calendar (2), or Contacts (3) in Outlook.

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Ctrl + 1/2/3

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Outlook: Mark email as read—Marks the selected email as read in Outlook.

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Ctrl + Shift + I

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Outlook: Mark email as unread—Marks the selected email as unread in Outlook.

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Ctrl + Shift + U

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Outlook: Forward email—Opens a forward window for the selected email.

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Ctrl + Shift + F

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Outlook: Flag email for follow-up—Flags the selected email for follow-up.

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Ctrl + Shift + G

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Word: Copy formatting—Copies the formatting of selected text.

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Ctrl + Shift + C

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Word: Paste formatting—Pastes copied formatting to selected text.

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Ctrl + Shift + V

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Word: Apply Normal style—Applies the Normal style to selected text.

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Ctrl + Shift + N

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Word: Insert the current date—Inserts the current date in Word.

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Alt + Shift + D

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Word: Insert the current time—Inserts the current time in Word.

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Alt + Shift + T

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Excel: Toggle filters—Turns on/off filters for selected cells in Excel.

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Ctrl + Shift + L

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Excel: Toggle formula view—Switches between showing formulas and their results.

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Ctrl + `

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Excel: Format as number, time, date—Quickly formats selected cells as number (1), time (2), or date (3).

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Ctrl + Shift + 1/2/3

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Excel: Insert current time—Inserts the current time in the selected cell.

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Ctrl + Shift + ;

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Excel: Insert current date—Inserts the current date in the selected cell.

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Ctrl + Shift + :

135
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Command Line: Display IP configuration—Shows network configuration information in Command Prompt.

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ipconfig

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Command Line: Check network connection—Tests network connection to a specified address.

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ping [address]

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Command Line: Shutdown the computer immediately—Immediately shuts down the computer.

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shutdown /s /t 0

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Command Line: System File Checker to scan and repair files—Scans and repairs Windows system files.

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sfc /scannow

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Command Line: Check disk for errors—Checks the disk for errors and attempts to fix them.

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chkdsk

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PowerToys: Quickly launch applications and find files—Opens PowerToys Run for quick application launching and file finding.

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PowerToys Run (Alt + Space)

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Visual Studio Code: Select all occurrences of current selection—Selects all instances of the currently selected text in VS Code.

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Ctrl + Shift + L

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Visual Studio Code: Show all commands—Opens the Command Palette in VS Code.

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Ctrl + Shift + P

143
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Visual Studio Code: Insert cursor below/above—Adds additional cursors above or below the current line in VS Code.

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Ctrl + Alt + Down/Up Arrow

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Visual Studio Code: Toggle Problems panel—Shows or hides the Problems panel in VS Code.

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Ctrl + Shift + M

145
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Excel: Insert cells, rows, or columns—Inserts new cells, rows, or columns in Excel.

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Ctrl + Shift + +

146
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Excel: Delete cells, rows, or columns—Deletes selected cells, rows, or columns in Excel.

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Ctrl + -

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Excel: Create a table—Creates a table from the selected range in Excel.

A

Ctrl + L or Ctrl + T

148
Q

Excel: Switch between open workbooks—Cycles through open workbooks in Excel.

A

Ctrl + O

149
Q

Excel: Insert a new workbook—Inserts a new worksheet in the current workbook.

A

Shift + F11

150
Q

Excel: Close current workbook—Closes the active workbook in Excel.

A

Ctrl + W

151
Q

Excel: Open the Find dialog box—Opens the Find dialog to search within the workbook.

A

Ctrl + F

152
Q

Excel: Open the Replace dialog box—Opens the Replace dialog to find and replace content.

A

Ctrl + H

153
Q

Excel: Insert a hyperlink—Inserts a hyperlink in the selected cell.

A

Ctrl + K

154
Q

Excel: Insert filters—Adds or removes filters for the selected range.

A

Ctrl + Shift + L

155
Q

Excel: Apply currency format—Formats the selected cells as currency.

A

Ctrl + Shift + $

156
Q

Excel: Apply percentage format—Formats the selected cells as percentages.

A

Ctrl + Shift + %

157
Q

Excel: Apply scientific number format—Applies scientific number format to selected cells.

A

Ctrl + Shift + ^

158
Q

Excel: Apply general format—Applies general number format to selected cells.

A

Ctrl + Shift + ~

159
Q

Excel: Apply percentage format—Another shortcut for percentage format.

A

Ctrl + Shift + 5

160
Q

Excel: Apply exponential format—Applies exponential number format to selected cells.

A

Ctrl + Shift + 6

161
Q

Excel: Add outline border—Adds a border around the selected cells.

A

Ctrl + Shift + &

162
Q

Excel: Remove outline border—Removes the border from the selected cells.

A

Ctrl + Shift + _

163
Q

Excel: Insert current date—Inserts the current date in the selected cell.

A

Ctrl + ;

164
Q

Excel: Insert current time—Inserts the current time in the selected cell.

A

Ctrl + Shift + ;

165
Q

Excel: Insert line break within a cell—Starts a new line within the same cell.

A

Alt + Enter

166
Q

Word: Copy formatting—Copies the formatting of selected text.

A

Ctrl + Shift + C

167
Q

Word: Paste formatting—Pastes copied formatting to selected text.

A

Ctrl + Shift + V

168
Q

Word: Apply Normal style—Applies the Normal style to selected text.

A

Ctrl + Shift + N

169
Q

Word: Insert the current date—Inserts the current date in Word.

A

Alt + Shift + D

170
Q

Word: Insert the current time—Inserts the current time in Word.

A

Alt + Shift + T

171
Q

Word: Apply bold formatting—Makes selected text bold.

A

Ctrl + B

172
Q

Word: Apply italic formatting—Italicizes selected text.

A

Ctrl + I

173
Q

Word: Apply underline formatting—Underlines selected text.

A

Ctrl + U

174
Q

Word: Select all content—Selects all content in the document.

A

Ctrl + A

175
Q

Word: Save document—Saves the current document.

A

Ctrl + S

176
Q

Word: Increase font size—Increases the font size of selected text.

A

Ctrl + Shift + >

177
Q

Word: Decrease font size—Decreases the font size of selected text.

A

Ctrl + Shift + <

178
Q

Word: Create a non-breaking space—Inserts a non-breaking space.

A

Ctrl + Shift + Space

179
Q

Word: Apply Heading 1/2/3 styles—Applies Heading 1, 2, or 3 style to selected text.

A

Ctrl + Alt + 1/2/3

180
Q

Word: Insert a page break—Inserts a page break at the cursor position.

A

Ctrl + Enter

181
Q

Word: Apply the default bullet list style—Creates a bulleted list or removes bullets.

A

Ctrl + Shift + L

182
Q

Word: Add or remove one line space preceding a paragraph—Toggles extra line spacing before a paragraph.

A

Ctrl + 0

183
Q

Word: Apply Heading 1/2/3 styles—Another way to apply Heading styles.

A

Alt + Ctrl + 1/2/3

184
Q

Word: Print Preview—Opens the Print Preview window.

A

Ctrl + F2

185
Q

Word: Switch between open documents—Cycles through open Word documents.

A

Ctrl + F6

186
Q

Excel: Apply date format—Applies the date format to selected cells.

A

Ctrl + Shift + #

187
Q

Excel: Apply exponential format—Applies exponential format to selected cells.

A

Ctrl + Shift + ^

188
Q

Excel: Add outline border—Adds a border around selected cells.

A

Ctrl + Shift + &

189
Q

Excel: Remove outline border—Removes borders from selected cells.

A

Ctrl + Shift + _

190
Q

Word: Copy header/footer from previous section—Copies the header/footer from the previous section.

A

Alt + Shift + R

191
Q

Word: Show or hide formatting marks—Toggles the display of formatting marks.

A

Ctrl + Shift +*

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