- Windows + Arrow keys to display windows side by side, enhancing multitasking efficiency, especially on a single screen or when maximizing space on a second screen. - Alt + Tab to swiftly switch between open programs, streamlining workflow by eliminating the need for excessive mouse movement. - Windows + Shift + S to capture quick screenshots using the Snip and Sketch tool, providing a convenient way to share information visually. - Windows + V to access and manage clipboard history, allowing efficient organization and use of copied content. - Windows + G to simplify screencasting, useful for demonstrating processes or recording presentations for later use or sharing. - Windows + E quickly open File Explorer using , a time-saving shortcut for accessing files and documents frequently. - Windows + Ctrl + D or arrow keys to enhance organization and productivity by creating and switching between virtual desktops with , particularly useful for managing multiple tasks or projects. - Windows + period (.) shortcut to access a variety of special characters, emojis, and GIFs with aiding in document customization and communication. - Windows + L to protect sensitive data and maintain privacy by quickly locking your computer, a crucial step for security especially in shared workspaces.
Probably the best-ever presentation on such a topic. Thank you. Not many moderators are capable of keeping the focus on "facts" rather than the way they are acting - forgetting that the viewers clicked to learn, not to watch a person who enjoys playing "professor" and bake in the limelight of their "imagined" wisdom
Thank you so much for these simple and beneficial shortcuts. You were right when you said that the idea of shortcuts sounded very complicated at first, but you showed and explained it very clearly and made it easy to learn and remember. Thank you again.
Thank you for creating these videos. I watch them every weekend, take notes on all the key points, and apply them to my tasks at work. Thanks again for sharing such informative content. Love from India.
Oh my goodness, this video is pure gold! Thank you for sharing.... I only stumbled onto your channel today and I think I've lost count for the videos I have watched. Thanks again for sharing!! 🙂
You've made a lot of great videos and I'm glad they pop into my feed every now and then. Gives a chance to learn something new. Another tip for Alt-Tab is to reverse cycle with Shift-Tab once the selector is up. This can be handy as it's all accessible via the left hand side of the keyboard (or you can mouse click the window previews too).
Glad you like my videos and thanks for sharing the additional tip :) Feel free to subscribe and activate the bell so you do not rely on my videos popping up in your feed randomly, but you will be notified whenever a new video is published. All the best, Lea
I am really grateful for this. I am a Gen Z, and although our generation spends more time on the internet, I personally would have a hard time navigating things using my keyboard only. It's so amazing how a simple shortcut can rapidly increase my productivity ❤
Very informative, thanks Lea. I was planning to switch to mac but after watching your so many interesting videos on windows I am giving it a second thought 😁
Hi, you are very welcome! Apple has certainly a lot of positive features as well, but I also switched about 8 years ago because Windows and it's more open ecosystem just conviced me so much more.. hope you are happy with your decision ;) Best, Lea
Flee from praise, but try to deserve it. I'm deeply grateful for yoyr help, that's why you deserve all my praise. Greetings from Honduras, Central America.
Window Snapping: If you have several open just hold down the Alt key and keep hitting tab until you get to the one you want. No need to add a cursor key. I’m a retired medical transcriptionist so I’ve used all of these, and probably dozens more.
Great job Lea! I've been working in the computer field for over 25 years, and didn't know many of these work efficiencies in Windows. I do have a question: on W+. (period) - you show many arrows under the symbols section. I have no arrows, and my list starts with the left/right parentheses. Having arrows would be fantastic, as having to lookup Wingdings 3 - "H" each time for an arrow is a real pain. I'm using Windows 10. Thanks again for a great tutorial.
If you use alt + tab and many windows open and want to go back instead of going alt + tab, alt + tab, alt + tab until you get all the way around. Instead, use shift + tab. This will take you backwards in order of your windows.
I just wanted to comment to say thank you for teaching me about the Windows+V clipboard shortcut. I've been suffering for the past 20+ years thinking I was limited to only one clipboard item at a time and I've dreamed of having a way to be able cut and paste multiple items. I have a question about what you are saying at 3:59 it sounds like you are saying, "You just need to press word and V" however the graphic on the screen says, "Windows + V". Are you really saying "word" or are you saying "window"? Or are you saying some other word (that sounds like it only has one syllable)?
Hi Jocko, glad you found this helpful and indeed, the clipboard is a great feature :) You are right, I am saying "word" but I accidentally said the wrong thing which is why I showed on the screen what's right, namely "Windows" + V. Hope that helps and all the best, Lea
Thank you, Madam. For the past five months, my Lenovo 9i keyboard has been exhibiting unusual behavior. When I press certain keys, it triggers shortcuts unintentionally. For instance, pressing 'S' activates the Snipping Tool, 'R' adjusts the refresh rate, 'Spacebar' alters the backlight brightness level, and 'M' switches touch mode, among others. This forces me to rely on the floating keyboard or other accessory keypads, rendering the physical keyboard unusable. This issue occurs randomly, sometimes even when I restart the PC or close its cover, without any prior indication. It's worth mentioning that there hasn't been any spillage on the keyboard. Could you please advise on how to address this problem?
Alt+Printscreen copies document or Alt+Ctrl copies entire screen - use crop to remove bits not required. Multi PROGRAMS set taskbar to store either virtically or horizontally then hover mouse and click the one you want. Split screen was new, THANKS I'd been using personalisation for swap 1 scrn to 2 scrns, your tip was very helpfull. Its not often I'm surprised a secret I didnt know. Excel can take you to the moon (bored programmers).
When I was in law school a few decades ago, Microsoft had produced a booklet (I will call it), which went through all the key short cuts. They no longer produce that book as far as I know. It was a great help in class and for assignments.
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00:00 Intro
00:32 #1 Window Snapping
01:32 #2 Window Switching
02:29 #3 Make Screenshots
03:36 #4 Use Clipboard
04:26 #5 Make Screencasts
05:31 #6 Open File Explorer
05:56 #7 Open Taskbar Apps
06:31 #8 Virtual Desktops
07:26 #9 Hide Apps
07:57 #10 Task View
08:35 #11 Emoji Finder
09:10 #12 Lock Screen
Awesome, thank you so much for adding! :)
Thanks, wd be even more helpful if you can add the keyboard shortcuts too
Add the shortcuts. Timestamp don't really matter.
Thanks
Will this woken ipad also?
Wow, I didn't think these shortcuts would make such a big difference, especially after tweaking my computer. Thanks Lea, this video is awesome!
hey dude, you can help me out? I need to use some programs on my computer, but it's asking for a product key or something. How do I set that up?
bro, I have a question. Do I really need to buy that product key you're talking about?
@@joshuaLLM1 Hi Joshua, you can get one from BNH software. Hope you find it useful!
@@JohnJacobson555 Thanks a lot dude! I can finally use these programs without any issues.
Thank you so much, John!
This was the most productive 10 minute discussion of Windows shortcuts I have seen. Excellent information.
Thanks! Glad you think so 😊
now learn to use Linux and actually have control of your computer.
- Windows + Arrow keys to display windows side by side, enhancing multitasking efficiency, especially on a single screen or when maximizing space on a second screen.
- Alt + Tab to swiftly switch between open programs, streamlining workflow by eliminating the need for excessive mouse movement.
- Windows + Shift + S to capture quick screenshots using the Snip and Sketch tool, providing a convenient way to share information visually.
- Windows + V to access and manage clipboard history, allowing efficient organization and use of copied content.
- Windows + G to simplify screencasting, useful for demonstrating processes or recording presentations for later use or sharing.
- Windows + E quickly open File Explorer using , a time-saving shortcut for accessing files and documents frequently.
- Windows + Ctrl + D or arrow keys to enhance organization and productivity by creating and switching between virtual desktops with , particularly useful for managing multiple tasks or projects.
- Windows + period (.) shortcut to access a variety of special characters, emojis, and GIFs with aiding in document customization and communication.
- Windows + L to protect sensitive data and maintain privacy by quickly locking your computer, a crucial step for security especially in shared workspaces.
Thanks for summarizing, Riza!
❤❤❤
thank you so much i was looking for a summary
Love you mate
Control+c and control+v are the most important
Couldn't agree more, Mads 😃
And control alt delete, the best ever key.
What about the ‘any’ key short-cut 😂
...and yet, you see people right clicking COPY and right clicking PASTE.
It makes me want to fire that person when I see how much time is wasted 😂😂😂😂
It depends on the tasks you mostly perform
Probably the best-ever presentation on such a topic. Thank you. Not many moderators are capable of keeping the focus on "facts" rather than the way they are acting - forgetting that the viewers clicked to learn, not to watch a person who enjoys playing "professor" and bake in the limelight of their "imagined" wisdom
Thank you so much for your kind words, Bernhard!
Blessed lady,yet sounds so genuine and simple.
Thank you so much!
Thank you so much for these simple and beneficial shortcuts. You were right when you said that the idea of shortcuts sounded very complicated at first, but you showed and explained it very clearly and made it easy to learn and remember.
Thank you again.
Thanks for your feedback! Glad you found them useful 😊
Thank you for creating these videos. I watch them every weekend, take notes on all the key points, and apply them to my tasks at work. Thanks again for sharing such informative content. Love from India.
Thank you so much, Amit! Your feedback and support means a lot 🙏 all the best, Lea
Oh my goodness, this video is pure gold! Thank you for sharing....
I only stumbled onto your channel today and I think I've lost count for the videos I have watched. Thanks again for sharing!! 🙂
Thank you so much. Great to hear that :) All the best, Lea
I love this channel! I need to go back over everything!
Thank you so much!
You've made a lot of great videos and I'm glad they pop into my feed every now and then. Gives a chance to learn something new. Another tip for Alt-Tab is to reverse cycle with Shift-Tab once the selector is up. This can be handy as it's all accessible via the left hand side of the keyboard (or you can mouse click the window previews too).
Glad you like my videos and thanks for sharing the additional tip :) Feel free to subscribe and activate the bell so you do not rely on my videos popping up in your feed randomly, but you will be notified whenever a new video is published. All the best, Lea
where is the window button.
I am really grateful for this. I am a Gen Z, and although our generation spends more time on the internet, I personally would have a hard time navigating things using my keyboard only. It's so amazing how a simple shortcut can rapidly increase my productivity ❤
Thank you so much! Really appreciate your feedback and happy to hear you could learn something new 😊
Always start my day with one of your productivity videos.
What an honor! Thanks, Faisal 😊
Great shortcuts! Will definitely be using them to save time...
Thank you Erica!
Thank you for sharing such helpful hints!!!!
Thank you, Anita!
which which time watch this video, I feel glad that I found your channel! thank uuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuu!
Thank you, glad you liked it 😊
Excellent information even for the casual computer user. Thank you.
Glad you liked it!
Und wieder einmal darf ich mich ganz herzlich bedanken. 10 Minuten e-learning sehr gut investiert.
Super, das freut mich!
Excellent video! This is going to make me a lot more productive. Thank you.
Thanks - glad you liked it!
One of the most helpful youtube videos Ive seen in a while. Its simple, useful and short at the same time. Thanks a lot
Thanks so much for your support! 🙏
Very informative, thanks Lea. I was planning to switch to mac but after watching your so many interesting videos on windows I am giving it a second thought 😁
Hi, you are very welcome! Apple has certainly a lot of positive features as well, but I also switched about 8 years ago because Windows and it's more open ecosystem just conviced me so much more.. hope you are happy with your decision ;) Best, Lea
Switch, mate!
Flee from praise, but try to deserve it. I'm deeply grateful for yoyr help, that's why you deserve all my praise. Greetings from Honduras, Central America.
Thank you so much, Kariany! All the best, Lea
Thanks for the short cuts I have never watched a video packed with useful tips like this before. There usefulness is instant.
Glad it was helpful!
Hi Lea, thanks big time for this video. Windows + G has to be the most useful shortcut that I did not know actually existed. Just wow!
You're very welcome, Lucy!
your videos make me more productive, thanks a ton
So glad to hear that!
Wow. Extremely useful. I have subscribed. Thank you so much. Everybody should learn these shortcuts as they are extremely handy
Thank you so much for your support 🙏
This is the most informative video I've seen in weeks!
Wow, appreciate your kind words and support! Thanks and all the best, Lea
I am amazed by this video. Thank you very much for making the time to record such an informative video!
You are very welcome, Charles!
Thanks for the shotcuts , they are very helpful 🙏
Glad you found them useful 👍
i'm so excited by this shortcuts
Awesome! Glad to hear this :)
Excellent information. You've made the most productive 10 minute discussion of Windows shortcuts I have seen. 🙏💞💯
Wow, thanks for your kind words!
Excellent work here my best 10 minutes tutorial so far
Thank you so much 🙏
Great! Thanks.
You're welcome!
Thanks. It's really helpful.
You are welcome, Farhan!
Brilliant as usual. Anything to help me increase my productivity
Glad you liked it :)
It is beneficial. Thank you so much.
You are most welcome!
that first win tab shortcut is amazing ,,, many thanks
You're welcome!
thanks so much,i am just 15 today and i know so much☺☺
Keep it up, Tina! ☺️
I only knew abt windows L till now...thanks Lea for making this video for us!
You are very welcome, glad you could learn something new :)
Thank you!
You are welcome :)
Thank you, Lea. This advice is a lifesaver!
Glad it was helpful, Gregory!
Liked the video very much did not know many of this cool shortcuts.
Very good. She made it understandable.
Thanks, glad you liked it!
Lot more important information in few minutes .So much helpful👍
Thanks, Prashant!
Great tips, I love these videos that give you value and they are straight to the point.
Thank you! 😊
lot of useful information in just one video,,,,,,,,, thanks a lot
You are most welcome
Nicely explained. Excellent way of communication and extremely useful stuff shared by this brilliant lady
Thank you so much!
This was CRAZY GOOD! Thanks a lot.
Glad you liked it!
Excellent. I know most of them but this is a great list for a refresher.
Glad it was helpful!
Window Snapping: If you have several open just hold down the Alt key and keep hitting tab until you get to the one you want. No need to add a cursor key.
I’m a retired medical transcriptionist so I’ve used all of these, and probably dozens more.
Great job Lea! I've been working in the computer field for over 25 years, and didn't know many of these work efficiencies in Windows. I do have a question: on W+. (period) - you show many arrows under the symbols section. I have no arrows, and my list starts with the left/right parentheses. Having arrows would be fantastic, as having to lookup Wingdings 3 - "H" each time for an arrow is a real pain. I'm using Windows 10. Thanks again for a great tutorial.
Windows + G and Windows + arrow keys to go to split view immediately was super helpful thanks a lot
Glad you liked it!
Best best best simple and informative.❤❤❤ will watch all of you vedios.
Thank you so much 😀
BRILLIANT ! THANKYOU 👌👌 ( windows + . )
You're welcome!😀
Windows + Arrow Key is Amazing!!!
Agree :)
If you use alt + tab and many windows open and want to go back instead of going alt + tab, alt + tab, alt + tab until you get all the way around. Instead, use shift + tab. This will take you backwards in order of your windows.
Thanks for adding!
Just a point, I Think this may have been better if you had shown this on a keyboard by using it in your demonstation 😺
Thanks, Harroll, for letting me know 👍
@@LeaDavid Your very welcome 😇
Wow thank you ive learnt some new technics
5:54 you are an excellent in your presentation Bravo Bravo Bravo
Thank you so much!
now i can become wizard
This may also be a combination of keys on computer
I like this
Very useful information, Thanks
Glad it was helpful!
I use #12 all the time. So important!!
Awesome, great to hear that :)
wow. i love the lockscreen shortcut. nicevid btw thanks
Thanks!
Thank you so much u've now made my work simple
Glad you liked it 👍
Great presentation!
Very informative.
You are welcome!
this reallyyyyy helppppp. thank you so much. Lots of love from India.
Glad you liked it! Greetings back :)
Thank you! I didn't know about Window+Left arrow (or right arrow.) That will come in handy!
Great, glad you could learn someone new 😀
Great video! This video humbled me and brought me right down to earth!😊😊
Awesome, glad you liked it!
increases the efficiency👍👍
💯
I just wanted to comment to say thank you for teaching me about the Windows+V clipboard shortcut. I've been suffering for the past 20+ years thinking I was limited to only one clipboard item at a time and I've dreamed of having a way to be able cut and paste multiple items. I have a question about what you are saying at 3:59 it sounds like you are saying, "You just need to press word and V" however the graphic on the screen says, "Windows + V". Are you really saying "word" or are you saying "window"? Or are you saying some other word (that sounds like it only has one syllable)?
Hi Jocko, glad you found this helpful and indeed, the clipboard is a great feature :) You are right, I am saying "word" but I accidentally said the wrong thing which is why I showed on the screen what's right, namely "Windows" + V. Hope that helps and all the best, Lea
Thanks for adding this, Marko! :)
Yes same here ... Ive been using clipboard managers for years .... but this is a much easier way to use copied text ...thankyou
Likewise to me buddy
very nice to know these short cuts
Thanks! Glad you liked the video, Gautham!
I learn a lot fot from you.
Thanks, glad you liked it!
Wow excellent video. Thank you
You are welcome 😊
Certainly its working for me. Thanks a lot;
Good to hear 😊
I like this
Thanks so much 🙏
thank you dear , thats really a helpful shortcuts
You are very welcome 😊
The vital desktop is a game changer!
You mean the virtual desktop? Agree, that's super helpful!
Thank you times a million! I appreciate this information so much. Can't wait to learn more. (of course, I subscribed right away!)
Thank you so much :)
Highly impressed by your user friendly presentation..
Thank you very much!
Waw madam waw........... its excellent, thanks so much
Most welcome 😊
You did great!
Thank you so much, Martin!
Thank you. This is great!
You are welcome!
Thank you , No words explain your work. Highly incredible- will master as a master once start using it all. Let me have an emoji what learn today❤❤
Wow, thank you so much for your kind words 😊
Thank you, Madam. For the past five months, my Lenovo 9i keyboard has been exhibiting unusual behavior. When I press certain keys, it triggers shortcuts unintentionally. For instance, pressing 'S' activates the Snipping Tool, 'R' adjusts the refresh rate, 'Spacebar' alters the backlight brightness level, and 'M' switches touch mode, among others. This forces me to rely on the floating keyboard or other accessory keypads, rendering the physical keyboard unusable.
This issue occurs randomly, sometimes even when I restart the PC or close its cover, without any prior indication. It's worth mentioning that there hasn't been any spillage on the keyboard. Could you please advise on how to address this problem?
Wow I just learned something which I don't know thanks I subscribed your channel ❤
Thanks and welcome :)
Alt+Printscreen copies document or Alt+Ctrl copies entire screen - use crop to remove bits not required. Multi PROGRAMS set taskbar to store either virtically or horizontally then hover mouse and click the one you want. Split screen was new, THANKS I'd been using personalisation for swap 1 scrn to 2 scrns, your tip was very helpfull. Its not often I'm surprised a secret I didnt know. Excel can take you to the moon (bored programmers).
Glad you liked it :)
THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR INFORMATIVE VIDEO
My pleasure
Thank you for tutorial it was amazing!
Glad it helped!
Thank you.
You're welcome!
When I was in law school a few decades ago, Microsoft had produced a booklet (I will call it), which went through all the key short cuts. They no longer produce that book as far as I know. It was a great help in class and for assignments.
Oh that's interesting. Thanks for sharing, Michael!
This video was very useful for some shortcuts tq
Glad you enjoyed it 😊
I JUST FALL IN LOVE WITH YOU! THANK YOU!
Glad you liked the video, Manuel!
Beautiful and Intelligent. Thank you!
Thanks!
@@LeaDavid . . . Well deserved.
Hi Lea, that was very helpful, thanks😊
Glad it was helpful!
lea cannot say any word .... you are very very awesome!!!! thanks for the video just subscribed !!!
whoever comes after got to like this button please😊
Thanks!
Awesome tips; thank you!
You are welcome, Shamil!
Excellent!👍
Thanks!
@@LeaDavid You're welcome.
The excellent information. Thank you so much.
Glad it was helpful!
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