How to Use Keyboard Shortcuts to Change File Explorer Views A Cloudeight Windows 10 Tip Hey, keyboard shortcut fans! Did you know that you can change they way File Explorer displays files and folders using keyboard shortcuts? Open File Explorer (Windows Key + E) and try these. CTRL+SHIFT+1 = Extra Large Icon View CTRL+SHIFT+2 = Large… Read More »
Control Active Windows Using Your Keyboard These tips work in Windows 7, Windows 8x and Windows 10 (all versions) Some shortcuts make managing windows quicker and easier. For instance, you can quickly switch between your email, browser, e-mail, graphic programs, messenger, and other programs without using your mouse or touchpad. Here are a few of them:… Read More »
Sticky Notes 3.0 Microsoft has been slowly improving Windows 10 Sticky Notes. And while it lacks some of the features of other sticky notes programs, Microsoft continues to improve Sticky Notes in Windows 10. With Sticky Notes 3.0, if you log in with a Microsoft account, you’ll be able to share your sticky notes in the “cloud”. Here… Read More »
Our Favorite Windows 10 Shortcuts It’s been a long time since we’ve posted a list of Windows 10 shortcuts, so we thought it was about time to feature a list of our favorite Windows Shortcuts again. Shortcuts save you time, but only if you remember them. And you’ll only remember the ones you use. Windows Key + i… Read More »
Why would you want to use keyboard shortcuts to shut your computer down? Because you can? Because it’s fast? Because it’s cool? We don’t know why you’d want to use keyboard shortcuts to shut your computer down, but we thought you’d like to know how to do it anyway. Windows XP Press the Windows Key then u u… Read More »
Note: Win = Windows Key 🙂 Win+Space operates as a keyboard shortcut for Aero Peek. Win+Up and Win+Down are new shortcuts for Maximize and Restore/Minimize. Win+Shift+Up vertically maximizes the current window Win+Left and Win+Right snap the current window to the left or right half of the current display; successive key presses will move the window to other monitors… Read More »