Windows Server 2012 System shortcut key combinations

Microsoft introduced the latest server operating system than I remember any of the previous generation of Windows server products are dependent on the keyboard operation-of course, these products I have used. If you've already started experimenting with Windows Server 2012, the top ten shortcut keys you'll need to introduce here can never be missed. Also, if you are remotely managing Windows Server systems through Remote Desktop, remember to open the Apply Windows keying combination option in the RDP settings of the remote computer.

1. The Windows key +x-is a combination of Windows Server 2012 shortcut keys, win+x is indispensable for everyday operations. It can help us to visit:

• Programs and functions

• Power Management

• Event Viewer

• System

• Device Manager

• Disk Manager

• Computer Management

• Command Prompt

• Task Manager

• Control Panel

• File Browser

• Search function

• Run Instructions

Microsoft seems to be putting everything in the Win+x shortcut key to a more appropriate startup style.

2. Windows key +i-In addition to the shortcut ancestor above, Win+i may be the most important key combination. The Win+i shortcut key opens the new Windows Server 2012 Settings menu, where you can access control Panel, personalization, server information, and help options. It also helps us to access network options, sound options, highlight settings, notification mechanisms, keyboard and power options, and more.

3. The Windows key-windows key can be used to switch between the desktop and the new start interface. In most cases, we may only use this button to quickly return to the desktop, because the new start interface on the server is nothing to linger on the bright spot. If you don't have a Windows key on your keyboard, the ctrl+e combination will do the same.

4. Ctrl + C: copy; Ctrl+x: Cut; Ctrl + V: paste; CTRL + Z: Undo-This set of classic and impressive shortcut key combinations works equally well in Windows Server 2012. You can use them in Notepad and system Explorer, and many of the other apps represented by Microsoft Office also support these operations.

5. The Alt+f4-alt+f4 shortcut is used to close the program, which is the same as clicking the Red Fork in the top right of the desktop app. The ALT+F4 key combination can also be used for the latest Windows 8 style applications, especially when we can't quickly figure out how to exit the software, which is very effective.

6. The Windows key +e-win+e key combination can open System Explorer. Win+e can take effect in both desktop and start-up interfaces. When you use this set of shortcuts, it opens System Explorer in your computer file.

7. Windows key +shift+tab-this time around, I guess everyone is finally starting to feel the importance of shortcut keys in Windows Server 2012. The Win+shift+tab key combination can be used repeatedly to open applications and also for Windows 8 applications.

8. The Windows key +r-win+r key combination will turn on the run prompt, where you can simply enter the path and program name to run it. The program will start with the permissions of the user's login--that is, if we log on as an administrator, the program will run with administrator privileges.

9. Windows key +q-as another useful key combination in Windows Server 2012, Win+q is able to open the App Search dialog box, where we can enter the name of the application you want to run. Additionally, a list of currently installed applications is displayed on the interface.

. Windows key +l-as a combination that already exists in earlier versions of Windows Server, the Win+l combination is used to lock the computer and the user needs to log on to access the system again. If you need to leave the device temporarily for a while, then Win+l is definitely a good helper for the protection system.