Thought I'd put together a list of keyboard shortcuts available in Windows 10. This is by no means a complete list, and feel free to PM me with any contributions.
will be used to denote the Windows Key
Two Key Shortcuts
Three Key Shortcuts
Two Key Shortcuts
| + Q : Opens up the search pane | +W : Opens the Windows Ink workspace pane |
| + E : Opens Windows file explorer | + R : Opens the run dialog box |
| + T : Sets focus on taskbar pinned items allowing access with the keyboard | + U : Opens display settings |
| + I : Opens the main system settings screen | + P : Opens the projector pane allowing you change output settings |
| + A : Opens the actions and notification pane | + S : Opens the search pane |
| + D : Shows the desktop | + G : Opens the game overlay application |
| + H : Opens the dictation service | + K : Opens the wireless connection pane |
| + L : Locks the computer | + X : Opens IT admin pane |
| + B : Sets focus on system tray icons for keyboard navigation and selection | + M : Minimizes all open windows |
| + V : Open clipboard history | |
| + < : Hides all windows until is released | + Number : Opens application pinned to the taskbar corresponding to the order |
| Ctrl + Shift : Clicking an application while holding these runs an application elevated | + TAB : Shows all open windows and virtual desktops |
| Alt + TAB : Toggle between open windows | + ⬅ : Focused window will lock to the left side (up/down will lock to corner) |
| + 🔼 : Maximize window or lock if window is split (left/right first) | + ➡ : Focused window will lock to the right side (up/down will lock to corner) |
| + 🔽 : Unmaximize or minimize focused window | Ctrl + C : Copy text, file or directory |
| Ctrl + V : Paste text, file or directory | Ctrl + X : Cut/Move text, file or directory |
Three Key Shortcuts
| Ctrl + Alt + Delete : Open winlogon screen | Ctrl + Shift + Esc : Open Task Manager |
| + Ctrl + D : Create a virtual desktop | + Ctrl + ⬅ or ➡ : Move between virtual desktops |
| + Ctrl + Enter : Start and stop the narrator | + Shift + S : Launch snipping tool |
