Win10 tips for opening applications using shortcut commands

Win10 can be widely used by home users and enterprises, and its various applications play a powerful role. In Win10, switching programs, opening the registry editor or renting a policy editor or displaying a desktop is commonplace. How do you use commands to execute it?
1. Currently run the task desktop shortcut command. Press the win+tab combination shortcut, the win10 system will display a desktop that is currently running the task. You can choose to open a program, or you can choose to close any of them.

2. The program uninstalls the shortcut key command. Press the win+R combination shortcut, open the “Run” dialog box, and type “appwiz.cpl” to open the Program Uninstall/Software Uninstall dialog. As shown below.


3, Registry Editor shortcut key command. Press the win+R combination shortcut, open the “Run” dialog box, and type “regedit” to open the Registry Editor. As shown below.