Windows 10 Shortcuts: Learn impressive Windows 10 Shortcut Keys in 60 minutes by Stephen Rock

Author:Stephen Rock [Rock, Stephen]
Language: eng
Format: azw3, epub
Published: 2019-06-19T16:00:00+00:00

Windows key + T

This is another method of switching through Windows. When you press the Windows key + T . you'll move through the options in the taskbar.

As you press T continuously, you'll see the taskbar run through the items on it. When it eventually gets to the app you want just hit Enter to open it up.

Alt + left or right

If you’ve opened many folders in File Explorer and you want to go back, this is a great option. Just hold the Alt + left and press left to go back.

You can press the Alt + right to return to the folder you just closed.

You should know that this shortcut will only get you to move through the folders that you’ve opened before. That is your search history. They will not get you to folders unless you have actually opened the folder before.

If you want to move a folder hierarchy. (That is the folder that houses the current folder you are in) you can just use Alt + up .

This shortcut does not just work for File Explorer only. The Alt + right and Alt + left shortcut can also work when you in a web browser. You'll be able to move forwards and backwards through the history of what you’ve searched for in the same tab.

No more looking for the back button on the screen, Alt + left does the trick. This works for most browsers like Chrome, Edge and Firefox.

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