Windows 11 Shortcuts List Fast operation Key
Windows 11 Shortcuts List Fast operation Key
英語 English:Shortcut
日語 Japanese:ショートカット (しょーとかっと)
類義 Synonym:Keyboard shortcut
意味 Meaning:The shortcut is a computer word for a person who normally operates with a mouse, uses the keyboard to operate a device.
Operations taking a long time with a mouse can be done in a short time with a keyboard. Since the work takes less time, it eventually came to be called the shortcut.
In simple terms, shortcuts are quick buttons
.
解説 Commentary:Beginners do not use shortcuts very often. Shortcuts are useful only for advanced users. Advanced users can benefit from shortcuts for faster operation
, less fatigue
, and prevention of malfunctions
.
If you want to become a professional engineer, mastering shortcuts is an advantage.
ウインドウズ11 Windows 11 Shortcut list:
Command | Shortcut |
---|---|
Win +A | Open the Quick Settings panel |
Win +C | Open Chat with Microsoft Teams |
Win +D | Show or hide the desktop |
Win +E | Open File Explorer |
Win +F | Open the Feedback Hub and immediately take a screenshot |
Win +G | Open the Xbox Game Bar |
Win +Alt +B | Turn HDR on or off |
Win +Alt +R | Start recording a video of your app or game using the Xbox Game Bar |
Win +H | Launch voice typing |
Win +I | Open the Settings app |
Win +Pause | Open the About page in Settings |
Win +K | Open the Cast panel |
Win +L | Lock your PC |
Win +M | Minimize all your windows |
Win +Shift +M | Restore your minimized windows |
Win +N | Show the notification center and calendar |
Win +O | Lock device orientation |
Win +P | Change the display mode for multiple monitors |
Win +Q | Open Quick Assist |
Win +R | Open the Run dialog |
Win +S | Open Windows Search |
Win +Shift +S | Take a screenshot using the Snipping Tool |
Win +U | Open the Accessibility Settings page |
Win +Ctrl +C | Turn color filters on or off |
Win +V | Open your clipboard history |
Win +W | Open the Widgets panel |
Win +X | Open the Quick Link menu (equivalent to right-clicking the Start icon on your taskbar) |
Win +Y | Switch input between Windows Mixed Reality and the desktop |
Win +Z | Open the snap layouts panel |
Win +. | Open the emoji panel |
Win ;. | Open the emoji panel |
Win +, | Peek at the desktop |
Win +Ctrl +F | Search for PCs on your network. |
Win +Space | Cycle between languages and input methods (if multiple are installed) |
Win +Shift +Space | Cycle backwards through the list |
Win +Ctrl +Space | Switch to the last used input method |
Ctrl +Shift | Switch to a different keyboard layout if multiple are available (for the same language) |
Ctrl +Space | Turn the Chinese IME on or off (if the Chinese language is installed) |
Win +Ctrlr +Enter | Turn on Narrator |
Win ++ | Turn on the Magnifier and zoom into the screen |
Win +- | Zoom out with the Magnifier |
Win +Esc | Close the Magnifier |
Win +/ | Begin IME reconversion |
Win +Ctrl +Shift +B | Wake up your PC from a blank or black screen |
Win +PrtScn | Take a full-screen screenshot and automatically save it to a file |
Win +Alt +PrtScn | Take a screenshot of the active game or window and save it into a file |
PrtScn | Take a full-screen screenshot and copy it to the clipboard, so you can paste it somewhere else without saving it as a file |
Ctrl +Esc | Open the Start menu |
Ctrl +Shift +Esc | Open the Task Manager |
window management | |
Win +Tab | Open Task View |
Alt +Tab | Switch to your last active window |
Alt +Esc | Cycle through windows in the order in which they were opened |
Ctrl +Alt +Tab | View all your open apps so you can choose one with the keyboard arrows |
Alt +F4 | Close the active window or app |
Win +Up arrow | Maximize the active window so it takes up the entire desktop |
Win +Alt +Up arrow | Snap the active window to the top half of your monitor |
Win +Down arrow | Set the active window to a smaller size if it’s maximized |
Win +Alt +Down arrow | Snap the active window to the bottom half of the screen |
Win +Left arrow | Snap the active window to the left half of the screen |
Win +Right arrow | Snap the active window to the right half of the screen |
Win +Home | Minimize all windows except the active window |
Win +Shift +Up arrow | Stretch the active window to take up the entire vertical space, keeping the same width (for non-maximized windows) |
Win +Shift +Right arrow | Move the active window to a different monitor |
Win +Shift +Left arrow | Move the active window to a different monitor |
Win +Ctrl +D | Create a new virtual desktop |
Win +Ctrl +Left arrow | Switch between virtual desktops to the left |
Win +Ctrl +Right arrow | Switch between virtual desktops to the right |
Win +Ctrl +F4 | Close the current virtual desktop |
File Explorer | |
Alt +D | Set focus to the address bar |
Ctrl +E | Set focus to the search bar |
Ctrl +F | Set focus to the search bar |
F3 | Set focus to the search bar |
Ctrl +N | Open a new window (also works in some web browsers) |
Ctrl +W | Close the active window (can also be used to close the active tab in web browsers) |
Ctrl +mouse scroll wheel | Change the size of folder and file icons |
Ctrl +Shift +N | Create a new folder |
Ctrl +Shift +E | Displays all the folders in the parent directory of the current active folder (by expanding the list on the sidebar) if the current folder has no sub-folders |
Num lock +* | Display all the subfolders in the current selected folder on the siderbar |
Num lock ++ | Display all the subfolders in the current selected folder on the siderbar |
Num lock +- | Collapse an expanded folder |
Alt +Enter | View properties of the selected file or folder |
Alt +P | Show the preview panel |
Alt +Left arrow or Backspace | Go back one page (also works in some apps like web browsers) |
Alt +Right arrow | Go forward one page (also works in apps like web browsers) |
Alt +Up arrow | View the parent folder of the current active folder |
Ctrl +arrow | Navigate the items in the current page without selecting them |
Ctrl +Space | Select individual items while navigating |
Shift +arrow | Select consecutive items starting from the currently selected one |
Right arrow | Expand a collapsed folder or switch to the first subfolder of an expanded folder |
Left arrow | Collapse an expanded folder or select the parent folder of the currently selected one |
Home | Go to the top of the current page (works in various other apps) |
End | Go to the bottom of the current page (also works in multiple apps) |
Dialog boxes | |
F4 | Display items in an active list |
Space | Display items in an active list |
Arrow keys | Select a button in a group of buttons or option in a list |
Space | Select or deselect an active item if it’s a checkbox |
Ctrl +Tab | Switch through different tabs (also works in web browsers) |
Ctrl +Shift +Tab | Switch backwards through tabs |
Tab | Move through options on the current page |
Shift +Tab | Move backward through the options on the current page |
Alt +letter | Select the option with the corresponding underlined letter in its description |
Taskbar Windows 11 | |
Win +T | Cycle through apps on the taskbar (open or pinned) |
Win +number | Start the app pinned to the taskbar in the position indicated by the number |
Win +Shift +number | Start a new instance of the app pinned to the taskbar in the position indicated by the number, even if one is already open |
Win +Ctrl +number | Switch to the last active window of the app pinned to the taskbar in the position indicated by the number |
Win +Alt +number | Open the Jump List for the app pinned to the taskbar in the position indicated by the number |
Win +Ctrl +Shift +number | Open a new instance of the app located at the given position on the taskbar as an administrator |
Shift +left mouse click | Open a new instance of the selected app |
Ctrl +Shift +left mouse click | Open the selected app as an administrator |
Shift +right mouse click | Open the window menu for the selected app |
Ctrl +left mouse click | Cycle through the open windows for the app |
Win +B | Set focus to the first icon in the taskbar corner |
General Windows 11 | |
Ctrl +A | Select all text or items in a document, page, or window |
Ctrl +D | Delete the selected text or item(s) |
Ctrl +X | Cut the selected item or text |
Ctrl +C | Copy the selected item or text |
Ctrl +V | Paste copied or cut content from the clipboard |
Ctrl +Z | Undo your last action |
Ctrl +Y | Redo an undone action |
F2 | Rename the selected file or folder |
F4 | Display the address bar list in File Explorer |
F5 | Refresh the active window or page (works in various apps, including web browsers) |
Ctrl +R | Refresh the active window or page (works in various apps, including web browsers) |
Ctrl +F5 | In some web browsers, this refreshes the active window by forcing the browser to reload files even if they’ve previously been cached |
F6 | Cycle through screen elements of the active window or desktop |
F10 | Activate the menu bar in the active window or app |
Alt +F8 | Show your password on the Windows sign-in screen |
Alt +letter | When menus are being displayed, select the option with the corresponding underlined letter in the text |
Alt +Space | Open the shortcut menu for the active window |
Shift +F10 | Open the shortcut/context menu for the selected item |
Left arrow | Move to the left on the menu, or close an open sub-menu |
Right arrow | Move to the right on the menu, or open a selected sub-menu |
Ctrl +F4 | Close the open document or tab in apps that allow you to open multiple documents or tabs at once, such as web browsers |
Ctrl +E | Open search (in some apps) |
Ctrl +Right arrow | Move the text cursor to the beginning of the next word |
Ctrl +Left arrow | Move the text cursor to the beginning of the previous word |
Ctrl +Up arrow | Move the text cursor up one paragraph |
Ctrl +Down arrow | Move the text cursor down one paragraph |
Alt +Shift +arrow key | When focus is set to a pinned app in the Start menu, move the pinned app in the direction of the arrow |
Shift +arrow key | In a document, select text starting from the position of the text cursor |
Left arrow | Select the previous character |
Right arrow | Select the next character |
Up arrow | Select the previous line |
Down arrow | Select the next line |
Ctrl +Shift +arrow key | In a document, select a block of text starting from the position of the cursor: |
Left arrow | Select the previous word |
Right arrow | Select the next word |
Up arrow | Select the previous paragraph |
Down arrow | Select the next paragraph |
Esc | Stop or leave an ongoing task (use varies by app) |
多言語対応 Multilingualism:
韓文 Hanguel:한글 단축키 (タンチュクキ) 발음 단축키 (タンチュクキ) RR2000 danchukki MR1937 tanch’ukk’i
中文 Chinese:繁体 快捷方式 簡体 快捷方式 (kuàijiéfāngshì kuai4jie2fang1shi4 クワイジエファンシィ)
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