If you're using Windows 10 PowerToys, you don't have to remember all the Windows key shortcuts. Learn how to use the Shortcut Guide.

Whatever the reason, it's easy to change keyboard shortcuts in Windows 11, but it isn't obvious how to do so if you don't already know. Luckily, this guide is here to walk you through it.

PowerToys’ Shortcut Guide gives you access to a handy shortcut manual for seamlessly traversing Windows 11. The Shortcut Guide is one among many utilities you’ll find in Microsoft PowerToys.

Win+C, Windows’ most cursed keyboard shortcut, is getting retired again Win+C has been assigned to some of Windows' least successful features.

In this guide, we'll list the new keyboard shortcuts exclusive to Windows 11 to access Quick Settings, Notification Center, Widgets, and more.

Most people know that pushing it brings up the Start menu (or toggles to the Start screen depending on your version of Windows), but the Windows key actually does a lot more than that.

Speaking of which, here’s one more typing shortcut for good measure: To bring up the emoji keyboard in Windows, try press the Win and period keys together.

Windows has laid down a fixed set of keyboard shortcuts. But if you wish, you can create a keyboard shortcut for programs you use frequently in Windows 11/10/8/7.

If you use Microsoft Office—either the 2004 or 2008 version—you may be annoyed that there aren’t any keyboard shortcuts available in the Spelling and Grammar dialog box that’s used to ...

If you keep turning on Sticky Keys by mistake, you can turn Sticky Keys off and disable the Windows shortcut altogether.

For a Visual Basic-based solution of similar convenience, try CyberNet's own utility as well. Keyboard Ninja: Toggle Hidden Files with a Shortcut Key in Windows [The How-To Geek] ...

This handy guide lists every Windows key shortcut in Windows 10. It’s ready to print or view offline--and we made it better.