Common shortcut keys for Windows systems and their role

Use Windows shortcut keys to make your work easier, do you understand?

Win 7 operating system shortcut keys, the rest of the operating system is partially inconsistent, but the overall is similar

win+d: Show Desktop/Hide Desktop (press Win+d again, same below) (win+m: Hide desktop, press not to display desktop again)

Win+r: Running the program

-For example: cmd: Command prompt, msconfig (Microsoft Config): System configuration (boot entry can be set here), Calc (Calculator): Computer, MSTSC (Microsoft Terminal Service S client): Remote Desktop Connection, regedit (Registry Editor): Registry Editor

--cmd a few of the more commonly used commands: dir: Lists all files in the current directory (dir filename: where filename can be used "*") equivalent to the LS command of a Linux species

Where: Find the commands that can be used in the system environment (such as: where CMD: Format: Where commend, where commend cannot be used with * wildcard), rather Linux Whereis commands

Ipconfig: Check the IP address, view the MAC address Ipconfig/all, the Ethernet is the MAC address, the equivalent of Linux ifconfig

win+pause: Check the basic information of the system, environment variables, etc. can be set here (Pause build usually on the first line of the keyboard)

win+l: Locking the computer

win+f: Search

win+e: turn on the computer (double-click Computer)

win+t: open thumbnails (left to right), personal feel ALT + tab More common,alt+shift+tab(right to left)

win+x: Open Windows Mobility Center, such as control display brightness, sound size, projector settings (connection projector is particularly useful, more useful shortcut key win+p), Win 8 system, is open Start menu

win+1,win+2: opens the corresponding nth app for the taskbar. Where the numbers are not on the keypad.

ctrl+shift+esc: open Task Manager (similar to Ctrl+alt+del , but more direct)

Common shortcut keys for Windows systems and their effects