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6 Windows Shortcuts That Save You Time (Part 2)

Liked part 1? These are even better: six Windows shortcuts that let you work faster without the mouse.

6 Windows Shortcuts That Save You Time (Part 2)

Liked part 1? These are even better. Six Windows shortcuts that let you work faster without touching the mouse.

1. Win + E — your files in a second Opens File Explorer instantly, no hunting for the icon.

2. Win + Arrow — split the screen Press Win with the left or right arrow to snap the window to half the screen, and work on two apps side by side.

3. Win + Tab — see every window Shows all open windows at once, plus your virtual desktops, so you can pick the one you need.

4. Win + Ctrl + D — a new desktop Creates a brand-new empty desktop. Switch between desktops with Win + Ctrl + Arrow.

5. Ctrl + Shift + N — new folder Inside File Explorer, creates a new folder right away, no right-click needed.

6. Win + Alt + R — record your screen Records a video of your screen with Xbox Game Bar, no app to install. If it doesn't work, turn on Game Bar in Settings, or use Snipping Tool's video recording.

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