50+ Windows keyboard shortcuts that I can no longer work without (even on older versions) ...

Ctrl + M: Enter Mark mode (allows you to select text with mouse). Once Mark mode is enabled, you can use the arrow keys to move the cursor around. Shift + Up or Down: Move cursor up or down one line ...

Snap windows, recover faster, and switch apps instantly with 7 shortcuts that cut busywork and keep you in flow.

Update 1/17: Microsoft on Saturday published advice on how to address a Microsoft Defender Antivirus security intelligence update glitch that deleted application links in the Start menu and on the ...

In the quest to maximize productivity and blitz through the flood of Windows 11/10 applications at top speed, ‘Keyboard Shortcuts’ aid as one secret weapon. Windows 11/10 offers you the option to ...

I'm a switcher from Mac OS X, and I'm getting my ass kicked by keyboard shortcuts! I wrote a huge chunk of the wiki page for Mac OSX shortcuts and I want to invest the time to build my Windows muscle ...

Here at Business Hacks, we love us some keyboard shortcuts. Whether they're for navigating Outlook, working faster in Outlook, or selecting text in Microsoft Word, shortcuts are the world's best ...

If there's one thing that'll make you faster and more productive on a computer, it's keyboard shortcuts. There are a lot of keyboard shortcuts beginners should know, but here are three specific to ...

Along with a mouse, the keyboard is the core way to interact with your PC, so you’re probably familiar with common shortcuts in Windows like cutting, copying, and pasting. But did you know there are ...

Regular readers know of my fondness for keyboard shortcuts, especially those that help me navigate in and around Windows more easily. If ever I needed “more easily,” it’s for Windows 8. Microsoft’s ...

Upgrading is the easiest way to get the latest features, etc, on your system – but sometimes it brings trouble. In the case of the Windows operating system, you can face various issues after upgrading ...

Microsoft has agreed to limit the number of shortcuts to its middleware applications in Windows when a computer user designates competing products as defaults, according to anti-trust compliance ...