Paul, you've done it, you've blown my mind. For my job I am constantly in an out of file explorer and new tabs in Chrome, the center mouse click button is about to save me a crap ton of time. Thank you!
So to open File explorer it's just Win+E if you want a new chrome window and want a new one it's Ctrl+N (works in almost every program for a new whatever that program does) and for incognito Ctrl+Shift+N
I was gonna comment this after seeing Paul's method. Saves a lot of time and is way easier. On behalf of me and a lot of other people who will probably use this, i thank you sir!
I use Snipping Tool in Windows 10 to take most of my screenshots. I like the ability to save directly to image, or select a subset of the screen to screenshot (like I got used to in Mac).
Just use a simple program like PicPick, much better than any shortcut on Windows. I've adjusted it so that when I press Print Screen, it allows me to select what I want to print screen
The taskbar shortcuts also work with open apps, not only pinned, so you could have none pinned but 5 open apps and use windows key + a number to switch to that app.
Great tips Paul! I've been a pretty serious PC user and builder since the early 2000's and still you've hit on some stuff that I love and have never heard about. Nice one! Still a shame though, this vid will never get the views it deserves!
Almost literally smacked my forehead. I've been right-clicking and finding a context-menu entry forever, mostly to open up another instance of file explorer.
Your screenshot saving process baffles me. Win+Prt Scr immediately saves the screenshot in the Pictures folder. OR if you want more control over it, or simply less key to press, you use ShareX where you can set Prt Scr to save the image to whatever folder with whatever name you want (or upload to whatever page or do whatever with it...)
in windows 10 if you have multiple windows open and you to minimize them all you can do windows key + D. if you have a single window you want to keep up and minimize the rest click and hold the title bar of that window and shake it back and forth a couple of times it will minimize all the other windows. 🐱👤
I enjoyed this, you should do more of these “power user” quick tips. I think it’s valuable beCause no one knows everything and sometimes we can forget these cool tips/shortcuts if we don’t use them often enough.
God bless you!!! I’m a single mom who couldn’t figure out (even with tech support) how to factory reset my sons computer when he accidentally downloaded windows 11 on it. You are the only one who literally started at the very beginning.
*A quicker way of getting into the UEFI is* to run "shutdown /r /t 0 /fw" from an _administrative_ command prompt. The r means restart. The fw means restart to firmware and the t is a timer - 0 seconds in this case. To get an administrative command prompt open the start menu and type "cmd" then hold down _Ctrl_ and _Shift_ as you hit enter or click on the "Command Prompt" search result. This saves you the extra step of the intermediate reboot. *And to make things even quicker,* you could create a new desktop shortcut to "cmd /c shutdown /r /t 0 /fw" and name it something like Boot to UEFI. After creating the shortcut, right click on it and select Properties. On the Shortcut tab, click the Advanced button and select the option to Run as Administrator. Now all you have to do is double click on the shortcut, accept the confirmation prompt and the system will reboot into the UEFI.
Hmm. Doesn't work for me. Win+Period does nothing. It's a Turtle Beach KB, and the symbol on the Windows-equivalent key is different; but it otherwise works as it should. (E.g., it brings up the Start menu.) Win+Comma let's me see behind the browser window (into the desktop background). That I didn't know either.
im sure people know, but when watching youtube, press space bar to play/pause same as k. j and L are good for rewind and ff. if u wanna go frame my frame or really ,. dont forget to use ur home buttons and page up and down end
i found a trick .... i press power on my box about 3 time and let my finger on the button about maybe 5 second each time and after this when the restart happen dont know why exactly but i can acces to bios whit my keyboard .... pressing f2 and delete before that i cant ... after this i change in bios quick start and now it's ok i can acces bios normally in next start ... if it can be good for someone else im sharing with you ... sorry for my english i normally speak french lol
I don't have uefi option on my menu either . I have an x 570 aorus elite and my keyboard dont work in the last menu whit numbers (i cant mouve up or down to select an option). Can anyone have any advice?
@@MICUTU511 the only trick found working for me its teh one i had write before .. pressing power something like 3 time consecutive and let my finger on it
Center click- nice. At work 'a few years back' I asked/ suggested that they did a simple tech tip each day and send it out to everyone on our network. e.g CTRL +C, CTRL +V for shortcuts etc. I figured if everyone learned just 1 new thing every day that in a year we would learn so much... Unfortunately due to work constraints, holidays etc many of us ended up with about 100+ emails put to the side to read 'when I/ we got some time' to focus on them lol. We still learned some tips but not as many as I'd ideally wanted to. There are so many things that we learn on computers that we take for granted using software etc.
Three years down and your video is still relevant. Had been banging my head trying to get into the BIOS every which way! And shortcuts too... Cherry on top. Thanks!
not only did you fix my original issue with the bios you're going to save me a lot of time with those shortcut keys, I dont know why you brought it up but thank you
Ctrl + W to close current tab in any browser or Windows Explorer Ctrl + 1 to 9 to switch between tabs in browser Window Key + R to Run a command, type "msconfig" to Select to boot in Safe Mode (unselect later to boot in normal mode), as well to check / uncheck which processes load at startup
No windows + X then underlined letter of a app to open it 😒 Windows+X then c to launch CMD(if you didn't replace it with powersh(ell)it) Windows+X then m to open device manager Windows+X then k to open disk management And last one Windows+X then u then u/i/r to shutdown/signout/restart There are many more but these are the ones I use the most. No windows+shift+s(for people that don't use lightshot) to screenshot and copy to clipboard part of the screen. Include these
This was far more useful before they removed Control Panel from this list! I ha e accidentally added options to it before when merging data so I wonder if I can bring it back?
Thanks so much, needed this backdoor. I must have watched 10 useless videos before this ONE. The only one that got me into bios from a password lock screen since my little devil locked it.
Ctrl+Shift+Esc for Task Manager and Win+L to lock your computer. Those two shortcuts plus the ones you mentioned in the video are my most used shortcuts. There're the Win+Arrows to align your active window but I find it more troublesome than simply dragging it, giving I run on a multi-monitor setup.
Good tips. Two that weren't mentioned but I use them all the time: if I want a second instance of the same folder window, I just press CTRL+N, if I just want another instance of a file window I press WIN+E (same as middle click).
Honestly thought I would know all the tip, but the emoji one completely blew my mind, I used to google the emoji I wanted and copy and paste EVERY TIME I wanted to use one!
Oh man is this useful. Had to help someone reinstall windows to 64 bit and didnt really know how to explain to him how to get to bios, and this helped soo much. Thanks
Paul, "User Account Control" can be turned off and you save your self about 3 years of your life on average as you don't need to hit "YES" over and over again. Great tips btw. Thanks!
Love the brevity, focus, and fluidity of this video. There is so much garbage to sift through in order to find content this good. What’s really eating my lunch right now is that my HP all-in-one won’t boot when I add memory to the second slot. Do you have a video about this?
if you have MS OneNote installed, Win+shift+S does a screen clip (you select the area to clip) and saves it to your clipboard. You can then past it almost anywhere and OneNote will convert it to be compatible.
I am really interestet in some simple windows tricks like these. Of course they are kind of advanced but this channel is kind of for people that already have a solid base of knowledge
👀 Cool. I didn't know about the emoji thing. One that has been around for ages that I use is right click in the bottom left corner of your screen to bring up a menu of useful Windows stuff: Apps & Features / Pwr Options / Event Viewer / System / Device Manager ... Also, Windows+T will allow you to quickly tab through the apps (repeatedly pressing T) on your taskbar then hit Enter, so you don't have to count which number the app is. Also you can go higher than 9 apps this way. Also, in the bottom right corner, you can click show/hide/peek desktop easily and quickly.
Random fact: Asus has a program for some motherboards called "Asus boot settings" or somehing along those lines, it allows you to reboot directly to bios on most ASUS Motherboards
This was simpler in windows 7 but... Windows Key + Up arrow will maximize the screen if it isn't Windows Key + Down will take a maximized screen to "normal/adjusted" size, if its already that then it will just minimize Windows Key Right/Left to snap to that side at half a screen, if you have multiple screens you can use this to half go from one side to the other in half snaps Now for Windows 10 and i think some of 8 i cant remember If its already half snapped Windows + Up/Down will quarter snap it to the same side but upper or lower corner Once its half or quarter snapped it will half to hit Escape as it will want you to keep going filling up your screen with other open applications, or you can select other open applications to fill more of the screen, most of the time it will properly snap it, other times not so much...
Center-click to close tabs in new to me! Here's a tip to express my gratitude: if you want a faster way to save a screenshot, use the (Win + Print-Screen) combo. It automatically saves the screenshot to the My Pictures folder inside a dedicated sub-folder.
You are a legend!!!! I had problem with my pc i cannot start my bios,and when was my pc started it only show black screen,if i click ctr alt delete i can wiew all but cannot reach my screen,so i try your method when i was start my pc i needed to enter my password i go to restart and shift and now i restarting my windows to new again!!! Thank you so much u put some more money in my pocket!!!! LEGEND!!!!
I saw your tweet and decided to check this out. Wow, thanks a lot, these tips are gonna help me greatly! I have been trying to find out how to get into Safe Mode in Windows 10 for a while.
That didn’t help me get to my bios without a keyboard 😒 my keyboard doesn’t power on until after the option to enter BIOS has already passed. Disabled fast start up and still the same problem. Please help me find out how to fix this!
If you’ve updated bios and can’t enter bios from restart you may need to clear cmos to enter bios and make the second boot option the same drive as first windows boot manager drive. I updated bios on a gigabyte board and it rearranged my boot order which would fast boot into windows every time.
you can remove the search Bar in the bottom by right clicking on it. There is no need for it, cause you can search in the start menu and save space on the task bar
Might as well also add Ctrl+Shift+Tab as well, which opens the last tabs you closed, I find it very useful (Firefox user, but I think it works on all of the browsers)
A couple more I find useful. Windows+D to minimise all open windows, then hit it again to bring them all back. Windows+L to lock your computer, handy when you're in the office and need to duck away for a minute.
One thing about emoji shortcut: it doesn't necessarily work on keyboard layouts other than English. I haven't tested other languages than Polish, but it doesn't certainly work on Polish Programmer's layout. The good news is you can easily switch keyboard layouts by pressing left shift+left alt simultaneously (hey, another free tip to your collection!)
I came in to this video thinking "I probably already know all these and these are basic tips for newer users." I just found out 4 new tricks I never knew existed. I knew about middle clicking on browsers, I didn't know it also worked on Windows.
this guy the best thanks i was having a hard time getting in the bios it was one simple thing to do. thx for help im subbing and liking and putting on notification on
I really enjoy alt+arrow left or right for going back and foreword in chrome/browers/file explorer for quick navigation. Expecally when looking a pages with a lot of links.
Paul, you've done it, you've blown my mind. For my job I am constantly in an out of file explorer and new tabs in Chrome, the center mouse click button is about to save me a crap ton of time. Thank you!
Same here
It also closes a tab if you middle click on the tab in the top bar :)
So to open File explorer it's just Win+E if you want a new chrome window and want a new one it's Ctrl+N (works in almost every program for a new whatever that program does) and for incognito Ctrl+Shift+N
Me too.
windows key + Print Screen = screenshot. Now you don't have to open paint, just go to your pictures folder
Thanks Kingbear! I actually used to use this, but somehow forgot about it along the way. Great tip!
I was gonna comment this after seeing Paul's method. Saves a lot of time and is way easier. On behalf of me and a lot of other people who will probably use this, i thank you sir!
I use Snipping Tool in Windows 10 to take most of my screenshots. I like the ability to save directly to image, or select a subset of the screen to screenshot (like I got used to in Mac).
How is that not common knowledge haha thanks.
Just use a simple program like PicPick, much better than any shortcut on Windows.
I've adjusted it so that when I press Print Screen, it allows me to select what I want to print screen
The taskbar shortcuts also work with open apps, not only pinned, so you could have none pinned but 5 open apps and use windows key + a number to switch to that app.
do you know you can do windows key + print screen to save a screenshot
I knew since it came out but it sucks
I prefer using alt f4
@@Clarin-3831 yes, that takes 4K screenshots
@@Clarin-3831 yeah but It does take a bit longer to load cause the images are in 4K
I can’t go into anywhere but my bios I’m stuck on it and can’t get out to boot up my pc regularly
Also Ctrl+Shift+Esc will open up the task manager so you don't have to do Ctrl+Alt+Delete and select task manager.
Great tips Paul! I've been a pretty serious PC user and builder since the early 2000's and still you've hit on some stuff that I love and have never heard about. Nice one! Still a shame though, this vid will never get the views it deserves!
My life just got so much better in 5:45 minutes, thanks Paul!
Wow, why haven’t I used that center click before. Mind blown
IKR!!!! so obvious too dammit lol 🐱👤
Same here
I didn't know about the new instance and tab close
nubs !!!
Almost literally smacked my forehead. I've been right-clicking and finding a context-menu entry forever, mostly to open up another instance of file explorer.
I've been in IT for a long time, yet this video was still really helpful! Thanks dude, you are an inspiration to my channel
There is no UEFI firmware option for me?
same for me 😢
The center click has changed my life in such a way I can't describe.
Your screenshot saving process baffles me. Win+Prt Scr immediately saves the screenshot in the Pictures folder. OR if you want more control over it, or simply less key to press, you use ShareX where you can set Prt Scr to save the image to whatever folder with whatever name you want (or upload to whatever page or do whatever with it...)
Yea honestly. He does not use this App?! Really confuses me. I use it since it was called puush
in windows 10 if you have multiple windows open and you to minimize them all you can do windows key + D. if you have a single window you want to keep up and minimize the rest click and hold the title bar of that window and shake it back and forth a couple of times it will minimize all the other windows. 🐱👤
And a second shake will bring the windows back...🐱🏍
I enjoyed this, you should do more of these “power user” quick tips. I think it’s valuable beCause no one knows everything and sometimes we can forget these cool tips/shortcuts if we don’t use them often enough.
God bless you!!! I’m a single mom who couldn’t figure out (even with tech support) how to factory reset my sons computer when he accidentally downloaded windows 11 on it. You are the only one who literally started at the very beginning.
*A quicker way of getting into the UEFI is* to run "shutdown /r /t 0 /fw" from an _administrative_ command prompt. The r means restart. The fw means restart to firmware and the t is a timer - 0 seconds in this case. To get an administrative command prompt open the start menu and type "cmd" then hold down _Ctrl_ and _Shift_ as you hit enter or click on the "Command Prompt" search result. This saves you the extra step of the intermediate reboot.
*And to make things even quicker,* you could create a new desktop shortcut to "cmd /c shutdown /r /t 0 /fw" and name it something like Boot to UEFI. After creating the shortcut, right click on it and select Properties. On the Shortcut tab, click the Advanced button and select the option to Run as Administrator. Now all you have to do is double click on the shortcut, accept the confirmation prompt and the system will reboot into the UEFI.
🐱👤am i doing this rite?
🐱👤
👌😂
seems about 🐱💻 right
🐱👤
Hmm. Doesn't work for me. Win+Period does nothing. It's a Turtle Beach KB, and the symbol on the Windows-equivalent key is different; but it otherwise works as it should. (E.g., it brings up the Start menu.) Win+Comma let's me see behind the browser window (into the desktop background). That I didn't know either.
👌 You shouldn't of told us about the emojis. lol
🤾♂️
Really nice to know, finally!! 😘 jk I'm on my phone right now
the first tip is a life saver, should pin this video to the desktop, really handy tips. thanks a lot Paul
im sure people know, but when watching youtube, press space bar to play/pause same as k. j and L are good for rewind and ff. if u wanna go frame my frame or really ,. dont forget to use ur home buttons and page up and down end
dont have uefi on my menu so i still cant acces to bios... without keyboard :(
i found a trick .... i press power on my box about 3 time and let my finger on the button about maybe 5 second each time and after this when the restart happen dont know why exactly but i can acces to bios whit my keyboard .... pressing f2 and delete before that i cant ... after this i change in bios quick start and now it's ok i can acces bios normally in next start ... if it can be good for someone else im sharing with you ... sorry for my english i normally speak french lol
I don't have uefi option on my menu either . I have an x 570 aorus elite and my keyboard dont work in the last menu whit numbers (i cant mouve up or down to select an option). Can anyone have any advice?
@@MICUTU511 the only trick found working for me its teh one i had write before .. pressing power something like 3 time consecutive and let my finger on it
jo caron thanks
@@jokaron__jo_designs_tattoo2626 thank very much for answering.
Posted 2 seconds ago, cannot miss a second when watching Paul’s Hardware! Amazing content as usual Paul! 😄👏
Center click- nice. At work 'a few years back' I asked/ suggested that they did a simple tech tip each day and send it out to everyone on our network. e.g CTRL +C, CTRL +V for shortcuts etc. I figured if everyone learned just 1 new thing every day that in a year we would learn so much... Unfortunately due to work constraints, holidays etc many of us ended up with about 100+ emails put to the side to read 'when I/ we got some time' to focus on them lol. We still learned some tips but not as many as I'd ideally wanted to. There are so many things that we learn on computers that we take for granted using software etc.
Three years down and your video is still relevant. Had been banging my head trying to get into the BIOS every which way! And shortcuts too... Cherry on top. Thanks!
What up Paul! Almost at 1 mil watch out Kyle!
Hey SlippyD! I enjoy your user name
@@paulshardware Thank you
Can somebody help.
How can I access BIOS if my keboard is not working??
you can go settings and start advanced startup
@@YLT0 I dont see advanced startup which settings am I supposed to go into
not only did you fix my original issue with the bios you're going to save me a lot of time with those shortcut keys, I dont know why you brought it up but thank you
Paul, a quick shortcut for you, windows + printscreen = screenshot. Saved in your profile > pictures > screenshots. Quicker than dumping it in paint.
snipping tool too, unless you actually need the entire screen
Thank you for info
Ctrl + W to close current tab in any browser or Windows Explorer
Ctrl + 1 to 9 to switch between tabs in browser
Window Key + R to Run a command, type "msconfig" to Select to boot in Safe Mode (unselect later to boot in normal mode), as well to check / uncheck which processes load at startup
Sweet! I was going nuts trying to figure out the BIOS button every time I booted up from a different PC. This makes it painless. Thanks, Paul!
No windows + X then underlined letter of a app to open it 😒
Windows+X then c to launch CMD(if you didn't replace it with powersh(ell)it)
Windows+X then m to open device manager
Windows+X then k to open disk management
And last one
Windows+X then u then u/i/r to shutdown/signout/restart
There are many more but these are the ones I use the most.
No windows+shift+s(for people that don't use lightshot) to screenshot and copy to clipboard part of the screen.
Include these
This was far more useful before they removed Control Panel from this list! I ha e accidentally added options to it before when merging data so I wonder if I can bring it back?
thanks for this
PowerShell is awesome.
👍👍👍👍👍 got anymore win10 shortcuts you can tell us about
Ctrl +shift+B restarts the GPU driver
@@HShango Really?
Thanks so much, needed this backdoor. I must have watched 10 useless videos before this ONE. The only one that got me into bios from a password lock screen since my little devil locked it.
For many years I periodically forget the procedure restart from Windows 10 into UEFI. Thanks for reminder.
No you're not first
are you a spy??
@@paulshardware i might be actually
Cesus Jhrist it's Bason Journe
🤣 Cool thanks for the tips :D
Ctrl+Shift+Esc for Task Manager and Win+L to lock your computer. Those two shortcuts plus the ones you mentioned in the video are my most used shortcuts. There're the Win+Arrows to align your active window but I find it more troublesome than simply dragging it, giving I run on a multi-monitor setup.
Good tips. Two that weren't mentioned but I use them all the time: if I want a second instance of the same folder window, I just press CTRL+N, if I just want another instance of a file window I press WIN+E (same as middle click).
Honestly thought I would know all the tip, but the emoji one completely blew my mind, I used to google the emoji I wanted and copy and paste EVERY TIME I wanted to use one!
Oh man is this useful. Had to help someone reinstall windows to 64 bit and didnt really know how to explain to him how to get to bios, and this helped soo much. Thanks
Paul, "User Account Control" can be turned off and you save your self about 3 years of your life on average as you don't need to hit "YES" over and over again. Great tips btw. Thanks!
Emoji shortcut, nice one. Also, the middle click to open several instances of an application. Thanks Paul. 🐱👤🐱👓🐱💻
Seriously, Ive been working on PC's my whole life.. and the last 2 tips blew my mind! Thanks Paul! 👍
Greenshot is your friend. You're welcome.
This changed my life a little
Seriously, how did I go all this time without knowing about center click......Great video!
Paul: Windows key & Print Screen saves a screenshot, don't need to use Paint anymore.👍
Now I know how to use emojis, thanks!
Love the brevity, focus, and fluidity of this video. There is so much garbage to sift through in order to find content this good.
What’s really eating my lunch right now is that my HP all-in-one won’t boot when I add memory to the second slot. Do you have a video about this?
I love he's got his rig there within the FOV of the camera kinda cramping up his space
if you have MS OneNote installed, Win+shift+S does a screen clip (you select the area to clip) and saves it to your clipboard. You can then past it almost anywhere and OneNote will convert it to be compatible.
What.... you're a legend.. Literally all the shortcuts that would fit my usage perfectly. Thank you.
Tried the center click at work and let’s just say I’m glad I have the office to myself.
I always use middle click to open new tabs from links in browser, but i've never tried that in windows...
I love this kind of videos. Good job 🌞
Dude your awesome of all the channels I've watched only yours gave me what I needed. Dude you saved my life.
Knew all of them but I want more videos like this!
I am really interestet in some simple windows tricks like these. Of course they are kind of advanced but this channel is kind of for people that already have a solid base of knowledge
Thanks for the short simple and to the point!!...THANK YOU!!!!
That bios short cut is going to be very handy. Thanks Paul.
👀 Cool. I didn't know about the emoji thing. One that has been around for ages that I use is right click in the bottom left corner of your screen to bring up a menu of useful Windows stuff: Apps & Features / Pwr Options / Event Viewer / System / Device Manager ...
Also, Windows+T will allow you to quickly tab through the apps (repeatedly pressing T) on your taskbar then hit Enter, so you don't have to count which number the app is. Also you can go higher than 9 apps this way.
Also, in the bottom right corner, you can click show/hide/peek desktop easily and quickly.
Thanks for those useful shortcut Paul, I like keyboard shortcuts
Random fact: Asus has a program for some motherboards called "Asus boot settings" or somehing along those lines, it allows you to reboot directly to bios on most ASUS Motherboards
This was simpler in windows 7 but...
Windows Key + Up arrow will maximize the screen if it isn't
Windows Key + Down will take a maximized screen to "normal/adjusted" size, if its already that then it will just minimize
Windows Key Right/Left to snap to that side at half a screen, if you have multiple screens you can use this to half go from one side to the other in half snaps
Now for Windows 10 and i think some of 8 i cant remember
If its already half snapped Windows + Up/Down will quarter snap it to the same side but upper or lower corner
Once its half or quarter snapped it will half to hit Escape as it will want you to keep going filling up your screen with other open applications, or you can select other open applications to fill more of the screen, most of the time it will properly snap it, other times not so much...
This is a Snazzy Labs video for Windows users. Take that, Quinn!
Short. Different. And useful. Thanks.
You learn something new every day - thanks Paul.
Loved the center click 👍
Center-click to close tabs in new to me!
Here's a tip to express my gratitude: if you want a faster way to save a screenshot, use the (Win + Print-Screen) combo. It automatically saves the screenshot to the My Pictures folder inside a dedicated sub-folder.
this is wehy i love your content. every time i watch something from your channel i LEARN something new! thank you
"hey guys, welcome back to Paul's hardware"...*starts talking about software*
I didn’t know that emoji shortcut 😂.. glad Paul’s point it out
That was a lot of helpful information, that many may not know. Thanks Paul.
OMG, dude I was pulling my hair out on how to get into my rocket fast bios. And you pointed me right there! Thank you for this video!
Well I definitely didn't know this, I'm glad you posted this it'll make OC'ing easier.
You are a legend!!!! I had problem with my pc i cannot start my bios,and when was my pc started it only show black screen,if i click ctr alt delete i can wiew all but cannot reach my screen,so i try your method when i was start my pc i needed to enter my password i go to restart and shift and now i restarting my windows to new again!!! Thank you so much u put some more money in my pocket!!!! LEGEND!!!!
Great video as always Paul. Keep up the good work. These tips are very handy and I am sure many people will find these to be as helpful as I do.
I saw your tweet and decided to check this out. Wow, thanks a lot, these tips are gonna help me greatly!
I have been trying to find out how to get into Safe Mode in Windows 10 for a while.
Great stuff. Also Like win+left/right to Shift current Windows around the screen
Thanks Paul this was honestly really helpful, more like this please.
Center click changed my life.
That didn’t help me get to my bios without a keyboard 😒 my keyboard doesn’t power on until after the option to enter BIOS has already passed. Disabled fast start up and still the same problem. Please help me find out how to fix this!
Having this same problem. Any solutions?
Simple but very useful. Thanks Paul.
If you’ve updated bios and can’t enter bios from restart you may need to clear cmos to enter bios and make the second boot option the same drive as first windows boot manager drive. I updated bios on a gigabyte board and it rearranged my boot order which would fast boot into windows every time.
I couldn’t go into bios. This video saved me
Some of this I had already knew from just messing around. The shift + restart was VERY helpful and I am much appreciative of this info. Also 🐱👤👍
you can remove the search Bar in the bottom by right clicking on it. There is no need for it, cause you can search in the start menu and save space on the task bar
Basic and easy video. Had good info.
Chrome, CTRL + T = new tab CTRL + N = new window (also works with file explorer)
Might as well also add Ctrl+Shift+Tab as well, which opens the last tabs you closed, I find it very useful (Firefox user, but I think it works on all of the browsers)
Thanks for the tips Paul.
I’ve been looking for some time finally I found something useful thank you first one worked for me subscribed and like
A couple more I find useful. Windows+D to minimise all open windows, then hit it again to bring them all back. Windows+L to lock your computer, handy when you're in the office and need to duck away for a minute.
Excellent video! Very informative and useful. Thank you Paul. 👍👍👍👍👍
Thanks Martin!
Why would anyone "dislike" this video?
One thing about emoji shortcut: it doesn't necessarily work on keyboard layouts other than English. I haven't tested other languages than Polish, but it doesn't certainly work on Polish Programmer's layout. The good news is you can easily switch keyboard layouts by pressing left shift+left alt simultaneously (hey, another free tip to your collection!)
I came in to this video thinking "I probably already know all these and these are basic tips for newer users." I just found out 4 new tricks I never knew existed. I knew about middle clicking on browsers, I didn't know it also worked on Windows.
the center click to open additional copies of apps from the start bar icon works in win7 as well
Dang, and i tought i knew all the shortcuts since the windows xp days.
Thanks a lot Paul.
Paul, WIN+PrintScreen = automatically saved PNG version of your screen in the Pictures\Screenshots folder
this guy the best thanks i was having a hard time getting in the bios it was one simple thing to do. thx for help im subbing and liking and putting on notification on
I really enjoy alt+arrow left or right for going back and foreword in chrome/browers/file explorer for quick navigation. Expecally when looking a pages with a lot of links.