All shortcuts

Open Task Manager directly without using Ctrl Alt Delete.

Open the snipping overlay and capture only part of the screen.

View recently copied items from the system clipboard.

Open the command palette to run any available editor action.

Restore the most recently closed tab in the browser.

Create another cursor on the previous line for multi-cursor editing.

Enter edit mode in the active cell without touching the mouse.

Press Shift five times to turn Sticky Keys on or off. Sticky Keys allows you to use keyboard shortcuts by pressing one key at a time instead of simultaneously.

Copies the selected text, file, or other item to the clipboard without removing it from the original location.

Removes the selected content and copies it to the clipboard.

Pastes the content from the clipboard at the current cursor location.

Reverses the last action or typing. Works across most apps for text, file operations, and edits.

Reapplies the last undone action in many apps, such as text editors, image editors, and file operations.

Selects all items in the current window, document, or page.

Open the Find dialog to search for text in the current document or window.

Save the current file or document in most applications.

Opens a new window or a blank document in many applications, including File Explorer and text editors.

Open a file from the current program using the standard file open dialog.

Open the print dialog for the current document or page.

Closes the currently active window or tab in many applications.

Deletes the currently selected file, folder, or other item and sends it to the Recycle Bin.

Delete the selected file or folder immediately without sending it to the Recycle Bin.

Quickly cycle through open application windows. Hold Alt and press Tab to open the switcher; continue pressing Tab to move forward, or Shift+Tab to move backward. Release Alt to switch to the selected app.

Closes the currently active window or exits the active application.