Windows 8 Keyboard Shortcuts
Windows 8 has a new user experience that is primarily touch-based. But it still has many Keyboard Shortcuts to make our lives easier. These Keyboard Shortcuts are very similar to those of Windows 7.
- Start Screen
- Starting Programs
- Charms, Share, Search, Settings, and other Panels
- Managing Windows
- Taskbar Modifiers
- Viewing Folders With Explorer
- Other
Start Screen
Win
|
Toggle
the new start menu on or off
|
Win+D
|
Switch
to classic Windows desktop
|
Win+,
|
Peek at
desktop
|
←
|
Select
the tile to the left
|
→
|
Select
the tile to the right
|
Win+PgUp
|
Move
tiles to the left
|
Win+PgDn
|
Move
tiles to the right
|
Win+B
|
Switch
to classic Windows desktop and select notification tray
|
Win+1
|
Open
the first program on your Quick Launch bar
|
Win+2
|
Open
the second program on your Quick Launch bar
|
Win+n
|
Open
the nth program on your Quick Launch bar
|
Win+Q
|
Open
Application Search panel
|
Win+F
|
Open
File Search panel
|
Win+E
|
Open
Explorer
|
Win+R
|
Open
the Run window
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Ctrl+Shift+Esc
|
Open
Windows Task Manager
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Win+C
|
Open
Charms panel to search, share, and change settings
|
Win+H
|
Open
Share panel
|
Win+I
|
Open
Settings panel to change settings for the current application, volume,
wireless networks, shut down
|
Win+P
|
Open
Projection panel (generally used for laptops connected to projectors)
|
Win+K
|
Open
Devices panel for connecting to a projector or other device
|
Win+Z
|
Open
the current application's application bar
|
Win+Q
|
Open
Application Search panel
|
Win+W
|
Open
Settings Search panel
|
Win+F
|
Open
File Search panel
|
Win+Tab
|
Switch
between Metro applications
|
Win+.
|
Snap
current Metro application to the right
|
Win+Shift.
|
Snap
current Metro application to the left
|
Win+J
|
Cycle
through snapped Metro applications
|
Alt+F4
|
Close
the active window
|
Alt+Tab
|
Switch
to previous active window
|
Alt+Esc
|
Cycle
through all open windows
|
Win+T
|
Cycle
through applications on taskbar (showing its live preview)
|
Win+M
|
Minimize
all open windows
|
Win+D
|
Toggle
showing the desktop
|
Win+↑
|
Maximize
the current window
|
Win+↓
|
If the
current window is maximized, restore it; if the current window is restored,
minimize it
|
Win+←
|
Dock
the current window to the left half of the screen
*If it is already docked left, it is moved to the right half of the screen *If it is already docked right, it is restored to its original size |
Win+→
|
Dock
the current window to the right half of the screen
*If it is already docked right, it is moved to the left half of the screen *If it is already docked left, it is restored to its original size |
Win+Shift+←
|
Move
current window to the left monitor (with dual monitors)
|
Win+Shift+→
|
Move
current window to the right monitor (with dual monitors)
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Win+Home
|
Minimize
all but the current window (press again to undo)
|
Win+Y
|
Peek at
the desktop
|
Win+[Plus
sign]
|
Zoom in
|
Win+[Minus
sign]
|
Zoom
out
|
Win+V
|
Cycle
through toasts
|
Win+ShiftV
|
Cycle
in reverse through toasts
|
Shift+Click
|
Open a
new instance of the program
|
Ctrl+Click
|
Cycle
between windows in a group
|
Middle
Click
|
Open a
new instance of the program
|
Ctrl+Shift+Click
|
Open a
new instance of the program as Administrator
|
Shift+Right-Click
|
Show
window menu
|
Alt+P
|
Show/hide
the preview pane
|
Alt+←
|
Go back
|
Alt+→
|
Go
forward
|
Alt+↑
|
Go up a
directory
|
Alt+D
|
Move
focus to address bar
|
Alt+D,
Tab
|
Move
focus to search bar
|
Alt+Enter
|
Open
the Properties window of the current selection
|
Ctrl+Mousewheel
|
Change
the view type (extra large, small, list view, detail, etc.)
|
Alt+P
|
Show/hide
the preview pane
|
Win+L
|
Lock
computer
|
Win+B
|
Move
focus to notification tray (the right-most portion of the taskbar)
|
Win+O
|
Lock
device orientation (landscape/portrait); for devices with a gyroscope
|
Win+Space
|
Switch
input language and keyboard layout
|
Win+Enter
|
Open
Narrator
|
Win+Pause
|
Open
the System Properties portion from the Control Panel
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