Here’s a list of the latest Windows 10 shortcuts. These are all new and none are available prior to Windows 10.

General:
Windows Key+K — Open the ‘Connect’ quick action.
Windows Key+I — Open the Settings.
Windows Key+E — Open the File Explorer.
Windows Key+H — Open the Share charm.
Windows Key+T — Cycle through apps on the task bar.
Ctrl+Shift+Esc — Open the Task Manager.

Virtual Desktops:
Windows Key+Ctrl+D — Adds a virtual desktop.
Windows Key+Ctrl+Right arrow — Switches between virtual desktops you’ve created on the right.
Windows Key+Ctrl+Left arrow — Switches between virtual desktops you’ve created on the left.
Windows Key+Ctrl+F4 — Closes the virtual desktop.
Windows Key+Tab — Open the ‘Task’ view.

Activity Center:
Windows Key+A — Open the Action center.
Windows Key+V — Cycle through the notifications.
Windows Key+Shift+V — Cycle through the notifications in reverse order.
Windows Key+B — Set the focus in the notification area.

Game bar:
Windows Key+G — Opens the Game bar when a game is open.
Windows Key+Alt+G — Record the last 30 seconds of time.
Windows Key+Alt+R — Start and stop recording (press once to begin and press it again to stop).
Windows Key+Alt+Print Screen — Take a screenshot (games only).
Windows Key+Alt+T — Show recording timer (press it again to hide).

Cortana:
Windows Key?+S — Open the search box.
Windows Key?+C — Open Cortana in the ‘listening’ mode.


Microsoft Edge
Ctrl+D– Add current site to favorites or reading list.
Ctrl+J — Open downloads pane.
Ctrl+I — Open favorites pane.
Ctrl+H — Open history pane.
Alt+C — Open Cortana voice assistant.
Ctrl+Shift+R — Enter the reading view.
F12 — Open F12 Developer Tools.
F7 — Turn caret browsing on for the current tab.
Ctrl+K — Create a Duplicate tab.
Ctrl+Shift+P — Open a new ‘InPrivate’ Browsing window.

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