Windows 10 keyboard shortcuts

The virtual desktops feature is pretty useful in Windows 10. Here are a few useful keyboard shortcuts to really utilize this feature for fast paced working:

Win + TAB -> start Task View

Win + Ctrl + D -> create new desktop

Win + Ctrl + Left/Right -> switch between desktops

Win + Ctrl + F4 -> close active desktop

Other shortcuts:

Win + D -> Toggle between Show Desktop and previous window view state

Win + M -> Minimize all Windows

Win + I -> Launch Settings

Win + R -> Launch Run window

Win + V -> Clipboard History app

Win + X -> Launch secret start menu

Most useful Freeware/Shareware Windows Apps.

Firefox: THE browser of the Internet. Won't use anything else.
Total Commander, my choice of File Manager since, forever.
CDBurnerXP: Very nice CD/DVD/BlueRay, Data/Audio burner. Freeware.
SysInternals: Indispensable system tools.
Media Player Classic: With a few codecs, it's all you need to play your videos.
Winamp: Essential audio player for me.
TrueCrypt, an essential encryption suite.
BitComet, my choice of torrent client.
Foxit, a freeware PDF Reader. It's light-weight and fast, why use bloated Adobe apps?
Daemon Tools Lite, mount cd/dvd images

SyncToy

iMazingConverterWindows.exe iMazingConverter, heic'den jpg, mov'dan mp4'e çeviriyor, gerçekten free ama dikkat et, converter'ı indir sadece.

Win7 Tips&Tricks, Useful Applications

* Shortcuts: Master List of Windows 7 Keyboard Shortcuts (Mar 09)
* Take ownership and delete files/folders for good!
For Files:

takeown /f file_name /d y
icacls file_name /grant administrators:F

For Directories (will perform action recursively):

takeown /f directory_name /r /d y
icacls directory_name /grant administrators:F /t

* Turn off Driver Signing

bcdedit.exe -set loadoptions DDISABLE_INTEGRITY_CHECKS
bcdedit.exe -set TESTSIGNING ON

* Turn off Hibernation

powercfg -h off

* Classic Start Menu and Explorer
Classic Shell, now this is very cool, I had enough of the new featureLESS Start menu and awkward Explorer

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