8 legendary shortcuts on Windows

Keyboard shortcuts, shortcuts that are still used by Windows product key users often because of their usability.
It has been through a lot of different Windows 10 product key environments, but these shortcuts never fall into place, but instead are still used by the user for quick access to tasks. Even with the release of Windows 10, Microsoft office 2013 product key has even integrated some familiar keystrokes into the Command Prompt for the first time.

1. Windows + E
This is a shortcut to open a Windows Explorer window (also known as My Computer). This allows users to call the window immediately without having to close the screen using the application.
2. Ctrl + C and Ctrl + V
These two shortcuts always come together. Ctrl + C will copy a certain file (text, image, music file, etc) into the buffer and Ctrl + V will paste it into a corresponding application. This double-key combination is especially useful for Microsoft Office Word users. Recently, Microsoft has also incorporated them into the Command Prompt. In addition to Ctrl + V, there is also Ctrl + X to cut data instead of just copying, Ctrl + Z to restore some deleted data.
3. Windows + D
Instead of having to minimize every window on the screen, users simply press the key combination to minimize all the taskbar, then the desktop will display.
4. Windows + R
The Run dialog box will appear where you type the file name, the application you want to enable. However, the type of name must comply with the provisions of this function, in some cases the user must type the full path to the file to activate.
F1
Almost any application with help function will integrate keyboard shortcuts F1 to call quickly. It can be a website, an ebook or a professional window.
6. Alt + F4
This key combination allows the user to close an application without having to drag the mouse - click the Close button, especially useful for applications, games display the entire screen.
7. Shift + Delete
With regular deletion, the data file may still be left in the trash and of course the hard drive space is still occupied. To delete them, the user must continue to delete in the trash quite annoying. Therefore, the Shift + Delete combination will help users delete that data without having to save it in the recycle bin. However, using this key combination is the "two-blade knife" should be careful.
8. Ctrl + Alt + Delete
This 3-way key combination invokes Task Manager, where users can manage running applications, such as canceling tasks, opening new tasks, and disabling Windows 10 pro product key startup tasks. .