All shortcuts

Launch the Windows Narrator screen reader.

Open the network device search dialog to find other computers and devices on your network.

Open the Quick Assist app to get or provide remote assistance.

Press Win + Ctrl + Shift + B to wake up the display when the screen is blank or black.

Switch to the previously selected input method or keyboard layout.

Open the sound output page in Quick Settings to manage output device, spatial audio, and volume settings.

Press Win + Down arrow to minimize the currently active window to the taskbar.

Opens the Windows Feedback Hub app to submit feedback or suggestions.

Opens the IME reconversion menu to convert selected text or previous input into alternative characters or symbols.

Open the Recall feature to view and search through your past screen activity.

Snap the active window to the left half of the screen, resizing it to occupy exactly half the display.

Zoom out in Magnifier to reduce magnification level.

Open the notification center and calendar flyout.

Locks or unlocks the screen orientation on devices with rotation sensors, such as tablets or 2-in-1 laptops.

Opens the Settings app directly to the System > About page, showing device specifications and Windows version.

Open Magnifier and zoom in on the screen.

Open Windows Search to find files, apps, settings, and web results.

Snaps the active window to the right half of the screen, enabling side-by-side multitasking.

Restore a snapped or maximized window to its previous size and position.

Toggles the active UWP app into full-screen mode, hiding the title bar and taskbar for an immersive view.

Move the active window to the monitor on the left.

Capture a video of a selected screen area and open it in the Snipping Tool.

Move the currently active window to the monitor on the right, keeping its position relative to the screen edges.

Cycles backward through installed input languages and keyboard layouts.