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Home›Tech News›Become a Windows 11 Master With These 70-Plus Keyboard Shortcuts

Become a Windows 11 Master With These 70-Plus Keyboard Shortcuts

By Matthew Lynch
January 31, 2024
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When Microsoft unveiled Windows 11, it brought with it a fresh design and a host of features aimed at improving efficiency and multitasking. One of the best ways to enhance productivity is through the effective use of keyboard shortcuts. These combinations of keystrokes can save you time by keeping your hands on the keyboard and off the mouse. Here’s a comprehensive guide to over 70 keyboard shortcuts that will help you master Windows 11.

General Shortcuts:

– `Ctrl + A` – Select all content.

– `Ctrl + C` or `Ctrl + Insert` – Copy selected items to clipboard.

– `Ctrl + V` or `Shift + Insert` – Paste content from clipboard.

– `Ctrl + X` – Cut selected items.

– `Ctrl + Z` – Undo an action.

– `Ctrl + Y` – Redo an action.

– `Alt + Tab` – Switch between open apps.

– `Alt + F4` – Close the active window.

– `Win + L` – Lock your PC.

Windows Snap Shortcuts:

– `Win + Arrow Keys` – Snap windows to sides or corners of the screen.

– `Win + Up Arrow` then `Down Arrow` (while in a snapped window) – Cycle through snap positions.

Virtual Desktops:

– `Win + Tab` – Open Task view.

– `Win + Ctrl + D` – Add a new virtual desktop.

– ‘Win + Ctrl + Left Arrow’ or ‘Win + Ctrl + Right Arrow’ – Move between virtual desktops.

Taskbar Shortcuts:

– ‘Win’ (Press) – Open Start menu.

– ‘Win’ (Type) – Search your PC or the web.

– ‘Win + Number Keys’ (1, 2, 3…) – Open the app pinned to the taskbar in that position.

File Explorer:

– ‘Ctrl + N’ – Open new window.

– ‘Alt + D’ – Focus the address bar.

– ‘Ctrl + W’ – Close the active window in File Explorer.

System Commands:

– ‘Win + I’ – Open Settings.

– ‘Win + A’ – Open Action center.

‘Win + S’ – Open Search.

Accessibility Shortcuts:

‘Win + U’ – Open Accessibility settings.

‘Win + Enter’ – Open Narrator.

Power User Tasks:

‘Win + X’ – Open Quick Link menu.

This is just a beginning. There are many more keyboard shortcuts in Windows 11 tailored around specific applications and system functions. Embracing these shortcuts can greatly enhance your productivity and navigation speed throughout Windows 11. Memorize them, use them, and watch how swiftly you start working your way around your computer as if it were an extension of yourself.

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