15 shortcut keys and touchpad operation of Win10 (II)

3. Quickly display the desktop

After working for a period of time, we will inevitably leave a bunch of windows on the screen. Using the mouse to minimize is time-consuming and laborious, even a bit maddening.

Two shortcut keys are recommended here, namely Win+D and Win+M. The difference is that Win+D hides all windows, and you can press it again to return to the state before hiding.

Meanwhile, Win+M minimizes all windows. If it is a program that cannot be minimized, Win+M has no other way. If you want to return to the previous window state, you need to press Win+Shift+M.

In addition, if you only want to keep one window, you can also pick up that window and shake it, so that you can quickly minimize other windows and keep only the one you picked up.

4. Screenshot

When taking screenshots on Win10, many people will use the screenshot function of the software, not to mention that it is inconvenient, at least it is impossible to take a quick screenshot instantly.

The screenshot function of Win10 can be more convenient and quicker. Here are two shortcut keys recommended:

The first one is to use Win+PrtSc. After pressing it, the screen will flash once to indicate that the screenshot is successful. The screenshot will be copied to the clipboard, and it will also be automatically saved in the file manager-picture-screenshot.

This method is very suitable for capturing some fleeting pictures, such as games, movies, and will not affect the next operation at all.

The second method is to use the key combination Win+Shift+S, which can take the rectangular, customized, window and full-screen capture.

The screenshot will be copied on the clipboard, but will not be saved in the folder.

If you have captured multiple screens at once, you can also call up the clipboard to view all the copied and cut content. The shortcut key is Win+V.