15 shortcuts commonly used in Windows 7 classics

Shortcuts bring us not only fast, but also the thrill of the machine. It's hard to imagine a Warcraft player without a keyboard.

1. Ctrl + Shift + N - Create a new folder

You need to press Ctrl + Shift + N in the folder window to open the incognito window in Chrome. hot key.

2. Ctrl + Shift + Left - Open the program with admin privileges (Ctrl+Shift+Click to Open a PRogram As Administrator)

Some programs need to right click to select the administrator of Windows7 The permissions can only run normally, and I have not tested the shortcut keys. @sfufoet The software AirVideoServer tested under the restricted account can successfully connect to AirVideoServer and play video on the Touch.

3. Shift+ right mouse button - enhanced right click to send to

right click to send is a very common function, generally can be sent to: desktop shortcuts, mail contacts, compressed documents , mobile devices, and more. With the Shift+ right mouse button sent to, all the contents of the Windows7 personal folder are added, including: my documents, my photos, my music, desktop, etc.

4. Shift + right click – in The current folder is opened with the command line.

Start > Run > cmd is the command line interface, the legendary DOS command. Perhaps the most common one is pinging? It is also a good idea to use the command line to modify the file extension. ren name.txt name.bat can change a text file to a batch file. And Shift + right click on the current folder with the command line is to open the various levels of folders without frequent cd.

5. Win + Spaces - Flash Desktop

The effect is the same as the mouse staying at the far right of the taskbar. Release the Win button to restore the window. Well, you can use it to look at the beauty of the desktop background.

6. Win+ Up/Down/Left/Right – Move the currently active window

While, Win + Left/Right moves the window to the screen, half of the screen, and Max for Win + The current window, under the current window

7. For dual monitors: Win + Shift + left – move the current window to the left display

for enviable dual monitors, It is convenient to move the current window to another display, such as moving the video window to the side and continuing to access the Internet.

8. For dual monitors: Win + Shift + Right – Move the current window to the display on the right.

I think it’s a foreigner who lists this shortcut separately for the sake of the number.

9. Win + T – Display the thumbnail of the taskbar window and press Enter.

Press T several times to display in different taskbar windows, and press Enter to switch. Very convenient shortcuts. You can also use Win + Tab to switch windows.

10. Shift + Left-click - Open the open program/folder again in the taskbar.

Whether, for example, you are facing the Chrome Shift + left button in the taskbar. A new window will open. Pressing on the notepad will open a notebook again.

11. Win + B – Move the cursor to the system tray

For keyboard enthusiasts, you don't need to press the TAB button to switch to the system tray. Win + B goes straight to the tray and can be controlled with the arrow keys or with the time zone.

12. Win + P – Switch between display and projection

13. Win + 1, Win + 2 – Quickly switch programs in the taskbar

Taskbar From left to right 1, 2, 3, for fast switching. The effect on the current window is minimized, and another minimized shortcut is Win + M.

14. Win + Pause - Open System Properties

Through Start Menu> Computer Right Properties, is a thing

15. Ctrl + Shift + Esc – Quickly open Windows Task Manager

As the saying goes, the best thing to stay at the end, since upgrading Windows7, want to call the task manager, you need to first Ctrl + Alt + Del standard shortcuts, then click Task Manager, and the screen will being locked. Ctrl + Shift + Esc, which I only know today, makes me burst into tears.