100 Ultimate Keyboard Shortcuts (Windows)

HERE IS A LIST OF WINDOWS KEYBOARD SHORTCUTS THAT I RECOMMEND AND USE DAILY. THESE ARE HUGE TIME SAVERS.

If you’re not shortcut-type of person, and don’t usually use shortcuts when working on your computer, you really need to reconsider that habit now.

At least when it comes to Windows 7 (or any other operating system) where you do so many things. Sometimes, there’s simply not enough time and you need some speed to tackle your daily tasks.

That’s why knowing these will definitely be of huge help. It gets a little bit hard at the beginning, because you need to remember all (or some) of them and try to make yourself really use these instead of just “knowing” them.

But eventually after a week or so, you will get completely used to it and you’ll notice how much time you save just by using them.

Here’s the list of windows 7 shortcuts worth knowing (I’ve also included a couple of universal shortcuts that work on XP and Vista too):

• CTRL+Mouse Scroll Wheel (Change the Size of Icons on Desktop)

• Windows Logo Key+Tab (Cycle through Programs on the Task Bar)

• CTRL+ Windows Logo Key+Tab (Use the Arrow key to Cycle through Programs on the Task bar)

• Windows Logo Key+T (Cycle through Programs on the Task Bar)

• Windows Logo Key+Space (Preview the Desktop)

• Windows Logo Key+Home (Minimize all but not the Active Windows)

• Windows Logo Key+ Shift+Left ArroworRight Arrow (Move a Window From One Monitor to Another)

• Windows Logo Key+Number (1 for the Program that is Nearest to the Start Button , 2 for the Second Nearest and so on…)

• Windows Logo Key+Shift+Number (Start a New Instance of the Program Pinned to the Task Bar in the Position Indicated by the Number)

• Windows Logo Key+Alt+Number (Open the Jump List for the Program Pinned to the Task Bar in the Position Indicated by the Number)

• Windows Logo Key+Ctrl+Number (Switch to the Last Active Window of the Program Pinned to the Task Bar in the Position Indicated by the Number)

• Ctrl+Shift+Esc (Quick Direct Launch of Task Bar [No Need for  Alt+Ctrl+Del  and then Choose Task Manager from the List. This Start it Automatically ] )

• Windows Logo Key+P (Choose a Presentation Display Mode)

• Windows Logo Key+D (Shift to Desktop / Minimize all Windows)

• Ctrl+W (Close the Current Window)

• CTRL+Shift +N (Create a Folder)

• Shift (When You Insert A CD(Prevent the CD from Automatically Playing)

• Ctrl+Shift (Change the reading direction of the Text in the Right to Left Reading Languages)

• Windows Logo Key+M (Minimize all Windows)

• Windows Logo Key+Shift +M (Restore Minimized Windows to the Desktop)

• Windows Logo Key+L (Lock Your Computer or Switch User)

• Shift+Delete (Permanently Delete the Selected item without Moving to the Recycle Bin [Be Care Full] )

• Alt+Tab (Switch between the open items)

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