Windows hotkeys—when you press two or more keys at once to tell your computer to do something specific—are your, well, key to saving time when you’re at your computer. Once you have them memorized, ...

In Windows 95, Microsoft introduced the Windows+E hotkey. You could use this keystroke combination to open My Computer. That’s what it has done ever since, though not because people haven’t been ...

Keyboard shortcuts are designed to help you navigate faster and perform actions quickly that otherwise take long to execute. Windows operating system, by far, supports plenty of built-in keyboard ...

If you thought PowerToys was a mysterious suite of high-powered tools for enthusiast tinkerers only, well, think again.

Keyboard shortcuts are the essence of PC productivity. While newbs slowly mouse around their screens in search of buttons to click, seasoned tech vets hammer through a day’s work with ease thanks to a ...

Planet Coaster 2 has been built for both PC and consoles, meaning that many PC players familiar with the controls of the original game, as well as Planet Zoo, have a bit of readjusting to do, thanks ...

Enabling hotkeys -- also known as shortcut keys -- on your Toshiba laptop computer makes your business more efficient. Hotkeys let you and your team quickly launch favorite programs and business ...

How many Media Players have you installed on your Windows PC? I bet more than one. The most popular of them are Windows Media Player, VLC, Classic Media Player, Winamp, and others. Everyone knows that ...

The Windows 8 Consumer Preview is now available for public download, and it offers a very different experience from what Windows users are accustomed to. However, while the operating system is ...

Windows Terminal has a hidden feature called "Quake mode" that turns it into a global drop-down console, saving you precious seconds and mouse clicks.

Whenever I use shift-LeftClick to open an IE link in a new window, the window starts non-maximized. While I can maximize each window separately, I would rather do them all at once using a windows ...