Some window keystrokes work in the same way irrespective of all applications. One such keystroke is Alt+F4. What will happen if someone presses Alt+F4, the current active window will close, so if you have pressed it during the middle of something your current active window would have closed.  Well, then what will happen if you don’t have an active window. A small modeless dialog box will appear with three options, turn off, restart, stand by are the three options that will be displayed.

Windows offers us several other keystrokes that become handy during most of the times.

Alt+Ctrl+Delete will bring up the task manger.

Ctrl+Esc will pop p the start up menu.

Alt+Tab will bring up all the applications that are opened and also allows you to cycle through applications that are opened.

Ctrl+C are used to copy something.

Ctrl+V are used to paste something.

Ctrl+X is used to cut something.

On the left corner of space we have something a window like key, let us call it us “Win”.

Win+e start the window explorer.

Win+F pops out the search box.

Win+Ctrl+F pops out the find option to find out a computer on the network.

Win+R pops out Run dialog box.

Win+M will minimize all the windows and chows the desktop.

Win+Shift+M will restore all minimized windows.

Win+F1 starts window help.

Win+Pause will pop out the system properties.