This document outlines various keyboard shortcuts that can be used with the Windows key on a keyboard. Some of the shortcuts listed include using Windows key + I to open the Settings app, Windows key + E to open File Explorer, and Windows key + D to show or hide the desktop. Additional shortcuts allow users to open the emoji panel, take screenshots, project their screen, snap windows, and work with virtual desktops.

1. WINDOWS BUTTON
KEYBOARD SHORTCUTS

2. Keyboard shortcuts
 Windows key + I : Open Settings app.
 Win + E : Open File Explorer.
 Win+ A : Open Action center.
 Win+ D : Display and hide the desktop.
 Win+ L : Lock device.

3. Keyboard shortcuts
 Windows key + V : Open Clipboard bin.
 Win + (.) or semicolon (;) : Open emoji panel.
 Win + PrtScr : Capture full screenshot in the
"Screenshots" folder.
 Win + P : Opens the projection settings
 Win + Left arrow key : Snap app or window
left.

4. Keyboard shortcuts
 Windows key + Right arrow key : Snap app or
window right.
 Win + Shift + S : Capture part of the screen
in a screenshot.
 Win + Tab : Open the Task view.
 Win + <number> : Opens the app in the
taskbar relative to the number input.

5. Keyboard shortcuts
 Windows Key + Control + D : Creates a virtual
desktop.
 Win + Control + Left Arrow : Switches to the
virtual desktop on the left.
 Win + Control + Right Arrow : Switches to the
virtual desktop on the right.
 Win + Control + F4 : Closes the active virtual
desktop