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Video: *is about windows* Thumbnail: mac keyboard

For us “old timers” ctrl-s was something you pressed every couple of minutes out of habit, cause Windows tended to just randomly crap out once in a while. This usually invoked ctrl-alt-delete.

Maybe worth mentioning, for Win+D to hide/show all your desktop windows, if you don't want to use the shortcut there's also the method of clicking the bottom-right of your screen (in the tiny vertical bar at the edge of your taskbar), which does the same thing without having to minimize each window on its own.

Wow, thank you! I'm a newer Windows user, and so I hadn't heard of most of these. They save so much time! 🙂

I'm an elite viewer who watched till the end and forgotten every shortcut I learned today Edit - Mom, I'm famous..

I remember doing CTRL+Alt+Arrow whilst playing a game, I didn’t know how to fix it so I did the next best thing: Turn the monitor around

Love it, thank you. I need a refresher course on this.

Amazing job, mate!! Thanks a lot.

"The title is just a joke. I don't think you're actually stupid." Jokes on you, pal. I *am* stupid.

Not so common and rarely needed, but still helpful: WIndows+Ctrl+Shift+B will force restart your graphics driver, this way you can solve some display issues.

Awesome Video man. Most of these key binds I've already knew, but in the end of the video, there was few ones that I've learnt.

A-1 presentation !! A lot of good tips- well done , thanks THIO !!

Another great shortcut for typing is CTRL+Backspace. This will delete an entire word at a time! 😉

"So if you're still one of those noobs using the print screen key and then cropping in paint..." I feel personally attacked

Thanks, man! didn't know many of those shortcuts. watched till the end✔

Great Video, I just learned a lot of new shortcuts just by watching this, very very helpful. Thanks!!

You miss the one variant with "SHIFT + Arrow" to select text. You can also do "CTRL + SHIFT + Arrow" to select word by word in lieu of character at the time. 🤔😎

Brilliant video. Great help. Extremely useful. Thank you.

Great stuff! Thank you! 🤩 I watched to the end.

I'm an elite computer user (started in 1969 - over 50 years ago) and I absolutely LOVED your presentation. While I already knew a lot of the shortcuts there were others that I learnt that I will find indespensible. Thanks Joe. 😜

ctrl + shift + arrow key, to extend your text selection by whole words instead of just single letters. Use that one more frequently than shift+arrow key

thanks man👍 really loved this video

Love these, so interesting and helpful

What I can't understand people living without is: "middle mouse button" + link Ctrl + link Opens link in new tab.

CTRL + W: Closes a document, program, or your current browser tab

Thank you for sharing. It's easy to understand for me 👍🌹

The title of this video is the reason I watched it. I'm glad I did. Thank you for all of the great information! 👏👏

Hmm... Missed Ctrl-X for "cut" operations

Here's one for those using a mouse: middle click. Middle click has 3 efficient functions on browsers - you can middle click a tab to close it, middle click a link to open it in a new tab, and middle click on a scrollable page to scroll faster.

Very informative and a gamechanger for myself. Thank you and subbed

Only found two of them useful, but those were real eye-openers. Thanks you

About the tip at 6:07 , alternatively you can do "Shift+ctrl + →" to select entire words directly instead of selecting letter per letter, it probably saved me time more than I can remember. Or just using "ctrl + →" to navigate between the words. Late to the video but posting this in case it helps out lol.

Pro tip: Buy a mouse with lots of buttons and/or a keyboard with "macro" keys and map some of these shortcuts to those. It's amazing.

The "emoji" menu shortcut is win+. (win + dot) for me. If in Office, pressing ctrl+F makes the text bold, because of language settings, so if you're using a non-English version of Windows/Office and wonder why some of the shortcuts don't work, it could be because some of them are different depending on language and keyboard layout/settings. :)

wow! thank you for sharing, That windows screenshot shortcut really helpful

Alt+F4 gives you diamonds and optimises Minecraft! Like, who doesn't know this?!

me : sees title also me who only knows alt f4 : im in danger

thanks bro, very helpful video.

Here are more that i know of: - In MS-Word: F12 to Save As - In browsers: Win+W closes the current tab - In most text editing softwares: Ctrl+N to open a new document - Hold shift when deleting to delete the file permanently (doesn't do to bin)

"a lot of keyboard shortcuts on windows you dont know" *shows a macbook*

gotta admit, the emoji shortcut had me impressed. not that i use them that often, but it's good to know about at least

Thank you. I've learnt a lot 🤗

I watched to the end Much thanks for the info 👍

You hurt my feelings by saying " are you still one of those noobs who still use print screen". I was like :(

Favourite thing learned recently: Pressing tab while renaming a file, will save changes, then rename the next file. Saves going Enter -> Down -> F2 for every file.

I like a lot the content u prepare and algo u make me feel smart! Your pronunciation is so clear that I understand each word! Greetings from Buenos Aires!. By the way, the emoji panel is fantastic!

I'm an elite viewer who watched till the end 😀👍 Thanks a lot, ThioJoe for all you share! Blessings!

Also, middle-clicking(clicking the mouse-wheel itself on a lot of cheap mice) on a taskbar icon will open up another instance of that app even if it is already running. Which can be a hassle to do otherwise.

He forgot the most juicy one: Ctrl + Shift + arrow left/right: Selects all characters up to the next white-space character (aka a word).

This was sooo helpfull. Thank you ❤❤

Thank You for making the video it was so helpful

Browsers: Ctrl + '+' : Zoom in Ctrl + '-' : Zoom out Ctrl + '0' : Restore default (100%) zoom level These should work in most web browsers.

Ctr+W - definatly most frequently shortcut used by me.

Sweet! There were some really useful tips here! 😮

very useful. thanks to you 👌👌

Ctrl + Shift + V the shortcut I spent my whole life looking for

I have a few more: - Pressing Alt + Space opens up a window's context menu. - You can use Control + Insert as an alternative for Copy and Shift + Insert for Paste. - Not many people know this one but you can move your windows with the arrow keys after holding the title bar for a second or so. This moves them in steps of 10 pixels, or if you want to have them perfectly aligned, use Control + Arrow keys for steps of 1 pixel. Also works when resizing windows, even if invoked from the title bar's context menu. Also yes, I watched until the end but for some reason my emoji panel is broken :v

Thanks, this really helped.😁 I didn't know any keyboard commands until this video.⌨💻

Hey,, what a great video...I love the one for screenshots (win + shift + s)...Oh and I definitely watched till the end 😂😂

I'm an elite viewer who watched to the end and has already forgotten the first half. 🤔

Me: Doesn't know all the basic shortcuts Also me: Knows all the advanced shortcuts

Such an awsome video !!😁

Wow just amazing bro!!!

9:40 Storage volume B: *wait that's illegal*

Here are also some that i use nearly every day and did not notice in the video: Win + Pause/Break opens up the good old System menu Ctrl + Tab in browsers mostly switches between tabs forwards Ctrl + Shift + Tab in browsers mostly switches between tabs backwards Ctrl + Shift + R in browsers acts much like Ctrl + F5 (refresh ignoring the cache) Win + M for minimize Win + Space bar to toggles between different languages (If you hold it would display the languages) Ctrl + Home in text processors / browsers bring you back to top of the page Ctrl + End in text processors / browsers bring you back to bottom of the page Ctrl + Shift + Home/End does the same as above but also selecting everything between current and top/bottom Same combinations with page up/down would behave similarly Also when using windows menu-search if you press Ctrl + Enter on selected application it would start with administrative privileges (User Account Control Prompt if enabled)

you really help me to learn new things today thanks very much

I like your explanation about them!

What i learned: ctrl + F5 F2 win + arrows win + shift + s win + p win + o win + i win + ; Its 1:15 AM and I'm a mac user... What am I doing with my life?

6:20 Alternatively you can use Shift+Ctrl+ArrowKey to select word by word instead of letter by letter. This also works while deleting.

Thanks alot for the help 👌👌👌👌

Hi Thio, excellent presentation on short cuts! Loved the last one, never knew about it! Saves me time looking for the ascii numbers for it. What is the short cut to show your mouse pointer? Like when you have 2 monitors?

I'm nearly 70, have been playing with computers since the C64. I knew a lot of these, but the ones I didn't look super useful as I am still driving a desktop at work. e.g I've been pasting HTML and other shit to Notepad to strip formatting, so that one alone is great. ( I hate people who paste Pictures of text you cant copy from.) I will replay this vid and document these tips later. (I wish my memory was as good as when I was young!)

For all the Programmers,the shortcuts he missed are: Shift+End(for those that have that key) :select from cursor to end of line Shift+Home:select from cursor to start of line Shift+Ctrl+End : select from cursor to end of file Shift+Ctrl+Home:select from cursor to start of file Visual Studio Specific Shortcuts: Alt+ArrowUp:move selection to above line Alt+ArrowDown:move selection to belowline

Thanx a million for the tutorial 😉

i have watched it today and learned a lot,am wondering where i have been since you posted this.

Shift + Windows + S Thank you so much for this! No more Ms paint editing! 😂

I knew a lot of these and still learned a few more. Thanks man 😎

Thank you so much!😊

Thank you very much. 🙌

Ok, someone needs to make up a good “cheat-sheet” for us all to print out........please.

2:42 wait... an Overwatch player actually fell for that? 😂🤣😂🤣

Thanks very informative

This might be your only video where I knew almost all of the tips already

alt+f4 when in a game gives you a temp FPS boost

The [tab] key is overlooked frequently. It is for selecting the next in the list or completing the entry. Example 1: when you have to rename several files in a sequence, [F2] to rename the first file, once you've edited the name, instead of hitting [Enter}, hit [tab] and it will finish the rename on the first file and open the second file name for renaming. Example 2: when typing and autofill suggests the completed word or phrase, hit [tab] to accept the autofill suggestion and continue typing. When using for Excel formulas, [tab] leaves you in the edit process whereas [Enter] ends the edit process and errors our because the autofill (and formula) aren't complete.

It was very helpful 👌👌

awesome video man

20 years in IT, and I actually learned something from this...funny. I accidentally discovered the emoji interface just last week...neat...but several of these will be darn handy.

*Me: Testing ctrl+z/y, Thio Joe shows for alt+f4 : ME PRESSED ALT+F4*

Great Job!!! I watched until the end...

Awesome❤ thank you

Great shortcuts! I think I learnt at least two new ones! Mainly win+V and the shift+win+s, they'll come in handy! Even after all this time using computers and such, there is always more to learn. One of the ones I've been using a lot recently (and is only really useful if you have a second monitor) is Windows key + Shift + Left arrow or Right arrow: Move selected window to the left or right monitor. This is so helpful because I have a graphics tablet with a display on it, and I have it plugged in but not always on, and some times the window will get opened up on that display, so instead of having to pull out the tablet turn it on and drag it across, that one shortcut saves lots of time!

6:59 Good one! If you know what i mean....😅

very good content this time bro

Love this, thanks ThioJeo. I now have to find a way to speed up my HP laptop.

Outstanding Thio! Yes I watched this video to the very end and I will be pondering the new shortcuts I was unaware of 🤔

the last one is really the best one especially when doing assignments

I'm an elite viewer who watched till the end, and a number one fan of yours man! I've leaned a lot from you in the past few weeks. Props on your great work!

There's also, while editing text, the Ctrl + Left/Right which goes to the next word instead of the next character, It can also be combined with Shift + Arrow like Shift + Ctrl + Arrow to select word by word instead of 1 char each time. Also there's F6 (For browser) which lets you go directly to the address bar, instead of moving the mouse and clicking in it