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ALT + F4 will close the current window, while Windows + UP will maximize it. Windows has a core set of keyboard shortcuts that have remained the same for several versions.Using PAGE UP or PAGE DOWN also work, and they're both faster than just the arrow keys. Use SPACE to scroll down in a webpage, or hold SHIFT with it to go back up.It must only be published in its original form. Read the original article here: This ebook is the intellectual property of MakeUseOf.

ALT + TAB will switch between open programs CTRL + TAB to switch between tabs in your browser. Windows Shortcuts 101: The Ultimate Keyboard Shortcut Guide Written by Ben Stegner Published July 2017.

TAB also jumps between text boxes and links in Web pages.

Using the TAB key lets you switch between icons on your desktop, icons on the Taskbar, and the system tray (or try WIN + B to jump right to the notification area be sure to clean the system tray if it's getting out of hand).

What happens next is a bit different depending on your version, but you can use the arrow keys to move around and start typing to search your computer on Windows 7 and 10.

#Windows shortcuts 101 by ben stegner windows 8#

Using the Windows key will immediately open the Start Menu (on Windows 7 and 10) or the Start Screen (for Windows 8 and 8.1 users).To avoid being redundant, be sure to check out our more comprehensive guides for additional shortcuts. We've written before about all sorts of tricks for getting around Windows with just your keyboard, but there are some specific ones worth reviewing here.