Windows 10 Keyboard Shortcuts

Windows 10 comes with a bunch of keyboard shortcuts to help users with daily and repetitive tasks. Keyboard shortcuts can help you to boost your productivity and become more efficient. 

Some of the "must know" Windows 10 keyboard shortcuts include the ability to trigger voice searches with Cortana, create and manage virtual desktops, and access specific features. It's really easy as long as you know the right key combinations. 

Keyboard Shortcuts in Windows 10

Windows Key + A: Activates Action Center. 
Windows Key + C: Triggers a voice search with Cortana. 
Windows Key + S: Triggers a classic search with Cortana. 
Windows Key + D: Shows desktop. 
Windows Key + , (comma): Peek at desktop. 
Windows Key + E: Opens File Explorer. 
Windows Key + I: Opens Windows 10 Settings. 
Windows Key + K: Connect to wireless audio device or display. 
Windows Key + H: Displays the Sharing options (right-pane). 
Windows Key + L: Locks your current session. 
Windows Key + P: Project a screen. 
Windows Key + R: Opens the Run command. 
Windows Key + X: Opens the Power User menu. 
Windows Key + Arrow keys (Left, Right, Up or Down): Snap app window at the corner of your screen. 

Virtual Desktop Management Keyboard Shortcuts

Windows Key + Tab: Open Task View. 
Windows Key + Ctrl + D: Creates a new virtual desktop. 
Windows Key + Ctrl + F4: Close a virtual desktop. 
Windows Key + Ctrl + Arrow keys (Left or Right): Switch between virtual desktops. 
Windows Key+ Shift + Arrow keys (Left or Right): Move apps from a virtual desktop to another. 


Discover a full list of keyboard shortcuts for Windows 10 here.