The most useful Windows keyboard shortcuts

Typical commands to copy (Control + C), paste (Control + P) and cut (Control + X) both text and files. Incredibly useful for not having to execute these actions with the right mouse button.

Undo any action (written text, file deleted, folder moved file ...) quickly. Just press the Control + Z combination and everything will return to a previous state.

Show the desktop from anywhere. Very useful to hide all open windows at once to access files and programs that you have on your PC desktop.

Useful way to access the task manager for when a program crashes or does not let us close it in the usual way. It is also known as Ctrl + Alt + Delete because it is the way you had to access from Windows XP, but in versions higher than Vista, pressing the Esc key instead of the Supr prevents us from having to press "Task Manager "in the menu that opens to us.

Essential command to change window / application quickly without having to use the taskbar. Hold down the Alt key and press the tab button as many times as necessary to reach the application you wish to recover.

Alternative to the close button of the application. A quick way to close it, and very useful with applications and games that do not have the usual Windows close button. And calm down, it does not force the closing of the application (like the task manager), and if you have any modified document, it will ask you if you want to save it (for example, Word).

Useful command to search for a document on the computer. This shortcut will open a window to search your computer to indicate what you are looking for.

You leave the computer for a while and you don't want anyone to gossip what you do, then log out using the Windows and L keys. When you want to reopen it, it will ask you for the password if your user has.

Useful command to make a screenshot of the screen visible on the computer. The image is saved in the clipboard, so you just have to paste it into a word or paint document to save it. This key can also be combined with the Alt button to capture a window / application that is active instead of the entire screen.

In any sale of the Windows explorer you can use the F2 key to rename a file, document or folder. Much faster than using the mouse.