Windows 10 Superuser - Save Time and 10x Your Productivity

Master the essential Windows keyboard, including function, control, shift, alt, Windows, escape, tab, and caps keys, to use shortcuts and navigate Windows quickly, including external display output.

Launch programs quickly by pressing the Windows key, typing the app name, and letting Windows learn your most used apps for faster access.

Learn how to full screen, minimize, and maximize applications using the mouse or the alt+space menu, with keyboard shortcuts like X for maximize and R for restore.

Learn to navigate open apps in Windows 10 using alt-tab and the Windows tab exposé-style interface, then switch quickly with arrow keys or the taskbar hover for multiple windows.

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Learn to select and navigate text in Windows using mouse actions and keyboard shortcuts across Word, WordPad, and Notepad, from click-drag to Ctrl/Shift combos and paragraph selections.

Master universal Windows shortcuts for cut, copy, and paste with Ctrl+C, Ctrl+V, across apps and files; apply bold, italic, and underline with Ctrl+B, Ctrl+I, Ctrl+U.

Learn to snap app windows in Windows 10 using the Windows key with left or right arrows to create side-by-side layouts and top or bottom snaps for four windows.

Explore native virtual desktops in Windows 10, create and switch between desktops with shortcuts, drag windows between desktops, and organize workflows to boost productivity.

Learn to manipulate documents in Windows 10 with shortcuts to create new files (Ctrl+N), save (Ctrl+S), and close (Alt+F4) or cancel (Escape).

Master Windows file explorer shortcuts by pinning items to quick access, snapping two windows side by side, and using drag-and-drop and the send to menu to copy or move files.

Master Windows 10's enhanced Explorer search, using Ctrl+F and saved searches to quickly locate files by type, date modified, size, or other filters, and organize favorites in quick access.

Learn three basic ways to take screenshots on Windows 10: full screen with print screen, active window with alt print screen, and save to a file.

Discover the snipping tool, a built-in Windows utility since Vista, to delay screenshots, edit with an eraser and pen tools, and save, copy, or email rectangular or free-form snips.

Learn to use Windows 10's built-in game bar to record videos and capture screenshots for gameplay, using shortcuts like Windows+G, Windows+Alt+R, and Print Screen via the Xbox app.

Compare popular Windows 10 browsers by speed, with a focus on Google Chrome as the recommended fastest option, highlighting Edge, Opera, Firefox, and Chrome plugins for ad blocking and autofill.

Learn browser navigation shortcuts for Edge and Chrome, including opening and closing tabs (Ctrl+T, Ctrl+W), switching tabs, back/forward navigation, and zooming or going full screen.

Install Adblock Plus on Chrome to remove ads and save data. Use the Adblock Plus icon to enable per-site blocking or disable on sites that block content.

Speed up a slow browser by clearing your cache and browsing data in Chrome or Edge, using Ctrl+Shift+Delete or Ctrl+Shift+N, and avoid third-party software.

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