#Windows

• Ctrl+Left arrow move the cursor to the previous word
• Ctrl+Right arrow move the cursor to the next word
• Ctrl+Delete or Ctrl+Backspace delete words instead of characters
• Shift+Click or middle click on task bar starts a new instance of the application
• Ctrl+Shift+Click on task bar starts a new instance of the application as administrator
• Ctrl+Shift+Enter in the start menu start the application as administrator
• Win+# (1,2,3, etc.) opens the application at the # position in the taskbar
• Win+Shift+# (1,2,3, etc.) opens a new instance of the application at the # position in the taskbar
• Ctrl+Win+Shift+# (1,2,3, etc.) opens a new instance as administrator of the application at the # position in the taskbar
• Win+Home minimize all background applications
• Win+I opens the settings
• Win+A opens the action bar
• Win+Left arrow or Win+Right arrow snap the current windows to the left or right
• Win+Shift+Left arrow or Win+Shift+Right arrow move the current windows to the other screen (require multiple screen)
• Ctrl+Win+Left arrow or Ctrl+Win+Right arrow change the current desktop
• Ctrl+C in an message box copies the content of the message box to the clipboard
• Ctrl+Shift+Escape opens the Task Manager
• Win+Shift+S starts the screen capture and put the screenshot in the clipboard
• Win+. or Win+; opens the emoji keyboard
• Win+E opens the explorer
• Win+T focus the taskbar
• Win+X opens the power-user tool menu
• Win+S Cortana search
• Win+M minimizes all opened windows
• Win+Shift+M restores all minimized windows
• Win+L locks the session
• Win+I opens the settings
• Win+V opens the clipboard history

#Visual Studio

• Ctrl+L cut the current line
• Ctrl+K,D formats the current file
• Ctrl+Alt+Left arrow move the cursor to the previous subword
• Ctrl+Alt+Right arrow move the cursor to the next subword
• F2 rename the current symbol
• Ctrl+Shift+B build the current solution

#PowerShell

• CTRL+R searches in history commands

#Microsoft Outlook

• CTRL+K checks names