Useful keyboard shortcuts
This page provides an overview of keyboard shortcuts that can help you use your desktop and applications more efficiently. If you cannot use a mouse or pointing device at all, see Keyboard navigation for more information on navigating user interfaces with only the keyboard.
Getting around the desktop
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 Alt+F1 or the Super key  | 
Switch between the Desktop and running applications. In the desktop, start typing to instantly search your applications, contacts, and documents.  | 
Alt+F2  | 
 Pop up command window (for quickly running commands). Use the arrow keys to quickly access previously run commands.  | 
Super+Tab  | 
Quickly switch between windows. Hold down Shift for reverse order.  | 
Super+`  | 
 Switch between windows from the same application, or from the selected application after Super+Tab. This shortcut uses ` on US keyboards, where the ` key is above Tab. On all other keyboards, the shortcut is Super plus the key above Tab.  | 
Alt+Esc  | 
Switch between windows. Hold down Shift for reverse order.  | 
Ctrl+Alt+Tab  | 
Give keyboard focus to the taskbar. In the Desktop, switch keyboard focus between the taskbar and the windows. Use the arrow keys to navigate.  | 
Super+A  | 
Show the list of applications.  | 
Shift+Super+←  | 
Move the current window one monitor to the left.  | 
Shift+Super+→  | 
Move the current window one monitor to the right.  | 
Ctrl+Alt+Delete  | 
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Super+L  | 
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Super+V  | 
Show the notification list. Press Super+V again or Esc to close.  | 
Common editing shortcuts
Ctrl+A  | 
Select all text or items in a list.  | 
Ctrl+X  | 
Cut (remove) selected text or items and place it on the clipboard.  | 
Ctrl+C  | 
Copy selected text or items to the clipboard.  | 
Ctrl+V  | 
Paste the contents of the clipboard.  | 
Ctrl+Z  | 
Undo the last action.  | 
Capturing from the screen
Prnt Scrn  | 
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Alt+Prnt Scrn  | 
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Shift+Prnt Scrn  | 
Take a screenshot of an area of the screen. The pointer changes to a crosshair. Click and drag to select an area.  | 
Ctrl+Alt+Shift+R  | 
यह भी देखें
- Keyboard navigation — Use applications and the desktop without a mouse.
 - Set keyboard shortcuts — Define or change keyboard shortcuts in Keyboard settings.
 - What is the Menu key? — The Menu key launches a context menu with the keyboard rather than with a right-click.
 - What is the Super key? — The Super key opens the Desktop. You can usually find it next to the Alt key on your keyboard.