Selected highlights of Windows 7 system operation tips

In Windows 7, the number of combination shortcuts has been further increased, and the following quick combination can make your daily operation faster and more convenient.

The first is the shortcut keys for window management and manipulation.

Win + up and down direction key:

Resizing the program window is an often-encountered operation, especially the switch between the default window and the maximized. Before Windows 7, you can only use the mouse to click the top right corner of the maximum/Restore button or double-click the title bar to achieve, now when you want to maximize the current window, but also through the win + UP ARROW keyboard combination operation to achieve; The Win + DOWN arrow can be restored to the original window. In particular, press the WIN + DOWN arrow in the original window to minimize it.

For maximizing, restoring, and so on, in addition to the shortcut keys and previous mouse mode, there is a way to operate, you can stop the window in the title bar click and drag to the top edge of the screen, the window will automatically maximize; Similarly, dragging away from the top will restore the original window. This approach is more suitable for use in touch-screen devices, as a very good support for touch-type equipment, a new system, such operations will appear in more places, the following will be mentioned.

Win + Shift + DOWN arrow

Large-screen, high-resolution display equipment for people engaged in design, art class is very necessary, but for ordinary people's day-to-day use, the screen is sometimes a drag. Many software does not need a large display area, especially the width, so more times you may just want to make the window height lengthened, and the width does not need to increase, such as browsing the web. Microsoft is obviously considering this, so in Windows 7 with a highly maximized operation, you can use the Win + SHIFT + up key combination of the current window height to maximize, and the width is unchanged, with the previous, Win + Shift + down can restore the original position.

You ask how to operate with the mouse? Follow me, the mouse stops at the top edge of the window, into a double arrow pattern, pull the mouse to the top of the desktop can also achieve maximum height. Stopping at the lower edge of the window and pulling down to the bottom also has the same effect.

Win + Left Direction key

With more than 19-inch widescreen display of popularity, in one screen side by side 2 or more Windows already have a very good practical significance, but each arrangement to manually adjust the size and location, quite inconvenient. The advent of Windows 7 has improved the problem to some extent, and if you only need two windows, you can do so by combining keys. Win + left to let the current window to the screen centerline as the base on the left, and maximize (Win + right to restore the original position); Win + to the right is displayed on the right (win + left to restore). With this set of shortcuts, you can easily display any of the two windows. This feature is useful for friends who often write, you can use half of the data to display the information, and the other half to place the editing software.

Win + Shift + LEFT ARROW key

This is a shortcut key designed for a computer that is connected to multiple display devices. Before you can move a program to another monitor by dragging, using both sets of shortcuts makes it easy to send the current window to the left or right side of the display.

Win + Home Key

The key combination is to keep the current program window, minimize other windows, and press again to restore all windows. There is another cool way to do this, at the end of the third school mentioned, is left click on the title bar and hold on, and then to the middle of the speed swing three, then shake three times to restore. This is also suitable for the touch screen device operation.

Win + P Key

For the external projector, this shortcut can help you quickly set the display mode, repeat the key can be in 4 modes of switching.

Win + main keyboard number keys (1-0)

This set of key combinations do not have to say it, any introduction of the Windows 7 new taskbar will be mentioned in place, it can start the corresponding sequence of procedures (up to 10), RC version is added to the selection function, through win + number can choose to run the program.

Shift + Right button

In Windows 7

taskbar icon on the right, you will see a new jumplist, but perhaps some friends will miss the original maximize/minimize/close options, try to hold down SHIFT and then click the right button, see, familiar with the menu came out again.

I do not know if you have encountered in the day-to-day operation of the Explorer (Resource Manager) crash scene. Because the Explorer is usually run as a single process, a crash can be annoying, because including the desktop, and so on, will be affected. Windows 7 provides an improved way to allow multiple explorer processes. QQ Love (http://www.qqai.net/) remind everyone to open Explorer, hold down SHIFT, and then right-click on any partition or folder and select "Open in New process". When you start Task Manager, you will find that 2 of the explorer processes are running, so that even if one of these crashes is caused by some reason, the overall system has little impact.

Ctrl + Shift + double click

From Vista, day-to-day operations will often use the right menu of the "Run as an administrator", always with the right button sometimes not so smooth, now, hold down CTRL + SHIFT and then start the program can be directly "run as an administrator."

Win + space (spaces)

All windows are transparent, leaving only the border, and the effect is hovering over the Show Desktop button.

Win + T

Turns the first icon in the taskbar into focus, and you can cycle through all the icons in the taskbar, whether or not it's running.

Find Quick Launch Bar (Quick Launch bar)

Friends from XP and Vista must be very important to the Quick Launch bar, which saves us a lot of time as the focus of the application startup files and folders. After entering Windows 7, as the Super taskbar appears, the previous Quick Launch bar has been removed, which makes it very uncomfortable for friends accustomed to the Quick Launch bar. Although the new super taskbar features a quick Launch bar, some people still want to get back to the Quick Launch bar.

OK, no problem, we can get the Quick Launch bar back by other means. Right-click the taskbar space, select Toolbars-New toolbar, and then enter the following path in the box below:

%userprofile%appdataroamingmicrosoftinternet Explorerquick Launch (use half-width state to replace all corners in text)

Click "Select Folder" can be seen in the taskbar to see the right side of a Quick Launch words, in order to make it more like the original Quick Launch bar, you need to do a little adjustment, first remove the locked taskbar, then right click on Quick Launch, "show text" and "display title" Remove the previous check and drag it to the left of the taskbar. Well, the old quick boot bar is back.

Here, I suggest that you try to use the Super Taskbar locking program features, you often lock the program to the taskbar, you do not need to start from another place, unless you have a lot of things to put in the Quick Launch bar.

Let the resource manager open the computer by default instead of the Library folder

By clicking on the Explorer icon on the taskbar, Windows 7 opens the library folder by default instead of the previous computer (My Computer), which must be inconvenient for many people, although you can

The computer is "pinned to the JumpList list of resource managers, but it's always awkward."

Want to get back to the way it was? In fact, it's simple, just a little modification of the shortcuts pointed to by the resource manager will do the same. First close all the resource management windows, then hold down SHIFT and right-click the Explorer icon on the taskbar, switch to the "Shortcuts" tab, add a space and a comma to the default path in the Target box, and click OK to complete.

Now try again, just click on the Explorer icon on the taskbar and you'll see that you've opened the computer directory directly.

Run as a different identity user

This feature is in XP and has been removed from Vista, and now it's back in the system. Hold down SHIFT and right-click the program you want to run, and you will see the option to run as a different identity user. Perhaps you will ask, since there is running as an administrator, what else do you want it? Imagine this situation, a computer has more than one person to use, you need to do something temporarily and the current login user Limited, Administrator account password you do not know, but you have your own login account and have sufficient permissions, This option will save you the hassle of logging off the current user login, such as some computer in a corporate enterprise.

Shift + Left button

In the Windows 7 Super taskbar, click on a running program icon to select the program if I want to run the same program again? Also easy, hold down SHIFT and click on the program icon, will open the Second program window, in addition, the direct click of the middle mouse button can achieve the same effect.

Mouse gestures

The mouse gestures in Windows 7 are more than ready to support touch-type devices because the touch device does the right mouse button, which is not currently available. So like right click on the taskbar icon to open jumplist such an operation, replaced by touch device will make users crazy. But you may rest assured that Microsoft has not forgotten this important operation, if you use a touch device or the right mouse button to malfunction also don't worry, there is another convenient way to operate, that is, with the help of mouse gestures: move to the target program icon, click the left button and gently slide (if your taskbar like to put on the top of the screen, Then the corresponding trajectory is to slide down the mouse to escape the icon range, then you will see JumpList follow your mouse appears on the screen, with a gradient effect.

Remove Auto Adjust volume

When Windows 7 detects that a computer is making a communication activity such as a phone call, it automatically lowers the other volume, and if you don't like it, you can turn it off. Right-click on the taskbar notification area of the speaker icon, select the sound, and then go to the communication label, the option to "do not do anything" can be closed.

Open the CMD Command window under the current path

This is not really a new technique, but for a friend who rarely uses the cmd window, it may not be known to have this feature, but it is also one of the additional options for the SHIFT + right mouse button, but it is limited to folders or hard disk partitions. This can be done in a blank space in the folder window or on a selected folder.

Windows Live Messenger minimized to the system notification area

Using WLM under Windows 7 finds that the taskbar always has a wlm icon, and if you want it to stay on the right side of the notification area as before, just run in Windows Vista compatibility mode. As a result, when the WLM main window is minimized, it will not appear in the taskbar below, which will save you an icon position.

In fact, after testing, other common programs that support minimizing to the pallet area under Xp/vista can be used in this way so that it is minimized and not present in the taskbar.

At this point, some of the more useful skills are gathered here, these operations do not involve the registry and other sensitive content, you

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can be safely practiced. However, since Windows 7 has not yet released a formal version, perhaps the above techniques will change in the future, just as PC safeguard in RC, but these techniques are at least valid at the moment, hoping to bring you some help. Of course, if you have other more interesting findings, please do not skimp, leave your findings, so that more users to share.