By making the interface more touch-friendly,Microsoft has added a few keyboard shortcuts that mostly make the windows 8 navigation more easily.
Alt-F4 — This will close applications .
Windows Key-I — This pops up the new system tray, which slides in from the right. If hit the Space or Enter key , the control panel opens. If hit Enter key again windows8 shut down the computer.
Alt-F4 — This will close applications .
Windows Key-I — This pops up the new system tray, which slides in from the right. If hit the Space or Enter key , the control panel opens. If hit Enter key again windows8 shut down the computer.
Windows Key — using this key popping up the Start Screen for multi-monitor setup is actually more comfortable and an excellent way to check mail, instant messages, and so on. Tapping Windows Key again hides the Start Screen and returns to the previous app . If start typing the name of an app from the Start Screen, Windows will automatically start looking for it (just like Windows 7).
Windows Key-F — If specifically want to search through files, rather than apps, use this shortcut key..
Windows Key-W searches for settings.
Windows Key-C — Opens the Charms menu and then use the arrow keys to navigate.
Windows Key-F — If specifically want to search through files, rather than apps, use this shortcut key..
Windows Key-W searches for settings.
Windows Key-C — Opens the Charms menu and then use the arrow keys to navigate.
Alt-Tab — switches through Desktop and applications
Windows-Tab — This cycles through the Metro apps.
Windows Key-Z — In a Metro app, this opens the App Bar (i.e. the app’s menu).
Windows-Page Up — This switches which screen the Metro interface (i.e. the Start Screen and any Metro apps) appears on. This is only useful if you have a multi-monitor setup.
These are the main shortcuts and many Windows 7 shortcuts still work too in windows8 but with slightly different functionality.
Windows-Tab — This cycles through the Metro apps.
Windows Key-Z — In a Metro app, this opens the App Bar (i.e. the app’s menu).
Windows-Page Up — This switches which screen the Metro interface (i.e. the Start Screen and any Metro apps) appears on. This is only useful if you have a multi-monitor setup.
These are the main shortcuts and many Windows 7 shortcuts still work too in windows8 but with slightly different functionality.
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