All shortcuts

Maximizes the height of the active window to fill the screen from top to bottom while keeping its width unchanged.

Open and cycle through notifications in the notification center.

Cycles forward through installed input languages and keyboard layouts.

Maximizes the currently active window to fill the screen.

Opens the Widgets board to view weather, news, calendar, and other widgets.

Enter mark mode in Command Prompt to select text with keyboard.

Press Alt + selection key to start selecting text in a rectangular block, useful for columnar data.

Move the cursor up, down, left, or right in documents, text fields, and file lists.

Moves the cursor up by one screenful of content.

Scrolls the view or moves the cursor down by one full screen page.

In Mark mode, moves the cursor to the beginning of the buffer.

In Mark mode, moves the cursor to the end of the buffer.

In History navigation, if the command line is empty, moves the viewport to the top of the buffer. Otherwise, deletes all characters to the left of the cursor.

In History navigation, If the command line is empty, moves the viewport to the command line. Otherwise, deletes all characters to the right of the cursor.

Switch to the next tab in a browser or tabbed dialog.

Switch to the previous tab in the current window (e.g., browser, file explorer).

Press Ctrl + 1 through Ctrl + 8 to switch to the first eight tabs in order. Ctrl + 9 switches to the last tab.

Hold Alt while dragging a file to create a shortcut to the original file at the drop location.

Toggle the preview pane in File Explorer to preview selected files without opening them.

Toggle the visibility of the details pane in File Explorer or other supported apps.

Hold Ctrl, use Arrow keys to move, then press Space to select or deselect the current item.

Moves the selected file or folder to the Recycle Bin.

Hold Ctrl while dragging a file to drop a copy instead of moving it.