Windows Key + Shift Key + Arrow Key
Press the Windows Key then add and hold the SHIFT key. While keeping those two pressed hit the left or right arrow key to move the current active window left or right. It’s very useful feature when you are working with two monitors.
Windows Key + 1, 2, 3, etc.
A nice new feature in Windows 10 is the ability to run a program that is on your taskbar by simply pressing the Windows key + a number.
Windows Key + Q/S
You can use either of these two keys to open up Cortana and the Windows search box
Windows Key + Comma (,)
If you’re working and have several windows open on the screen, but want to quickly see what’s on the desktop without having to switch to the desktop, then press Windows Key + Comma (,).
Windows Key + Period (.)
If you do Windows key + ., you get a small dialog with a bunch of emojis! If you click on the emoji, it will insert it into currently active program.
Windows Key + PrtScn
Windows Key + PrtScn (PrintScreen) will take a snapshot of whatever is on your screen and put it into the Photos app automatically.
Ctrl + Alt + PrtScn
Place your cursor on the screen from which you want a screenshot. Make sure there is a program window on that screen, otherwise you will get a shot of both screens anyway. Now, press Ctrl + Alt + PrtScn on your keyboard and hit Ctrl + V to paste the screenshot.
Windows Key + P
Just press Windows Key + P and all your options pop up on the right hand side! You can duplicate the display, extend it or mirror it!
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