Articles tagged: keyboard

Tip of the Day: Blow Out your Keyboard with Compressed Air

Tip of the Day: The Emoji Keyboard is for More than Emojis

Tip of the Day: The Windows 10 Emoji Keyboard

Tip of the Day: Try Dvorak

Tip of the Day: Adjust Your Keyboard Repeat

Tip of the Day: the Difference Between Delete and Shift-Delete

Tip of the Day: Reopen a Closed Tab

Tip of the Day: Find Your Downloads

Tip of the Day: Stop Typing “www.”

Tip of the Day: Move and Copy Files Using the Keyboard

Tip of the Day: TAB Through Fields

Tip of the Day: Disable CAPS LOCK

Tip of the Day: Batch Rename (kind of) and Undo in File Explorer

Tip of the Day: Get Notification When Caps-Lock is Toggled

Tip of the Day: Current Date and Time in Excel

Tip of the Day: F5 for Refresh

Tip of the Day: Quick Access to Clear Your Cache

Tip of the Day: Quick Keystroke Formatting in Word and Other Programs

Tip of the Day: Task Manager in a Keystroke

Tip of the Day: Navigate Facebook with Your Keyboard

Tip of the Day: the Many Uses of Enter

Tip of the Day: Drive the Start Menu with Your Keyboard

Tip of the Day: Page Up and Down

Tip of the Day: Move Windows Without Clicking

Tip of the Day: Zip Through Drop-Down Lists

Tip of the Day: System Information in a Keystroke

Tip of the Day: CTRL+ALT+DEL

Tip of the Day: Exit Windows Using ALT+F4

Tip of the Day: Maximize the Browser with F11

Tip of the Day: Save Early, Save Often, with CTRL+S

Tip of the Day: Side By Side Windows Key + Arrows

Tip of the Day: CTRL+A, CTRL+C, CTRL+V

Tip of the Day: Use the Virtual Keyboard

Tip of the Day: Redo the Undone (and Maybe More)

Tip of the Day: Scroll a Web Page with a Space

Tip of the Day: Shift-Selection

Tip Of The Day: the Magnifier App

Tip Of The Day: ALT+Space

Tip Of The Day: Three Useful Windows File Explorer Keyboard Shortcuts

Tip Of The Day: File Explorer Views

Tip Of The Day: Maximize and Minimize From the Keyboard

Tip of the Day: Task Manager in a Keystroke

Tip of the Day: Open the Administrative Menu with a Keystroke

Tip of the Day: ALT+Tab and Win+TAB

Why Do I Need to Unplug and Plug in my USB Device to Keep It Working?

USB ports (or the cables that connect to them) can go bad for many reasons. These  steps can get your connected devices running again.

Can I Use an External Keyboard with My Laptop?

Go ahead. Plug it in… unless your keyboard is not USB. In that case, you may have a problem.

I spilled water into my laptop, how do I get it working again?

Spilling liquid into your laptop or keyboard can cause serious damage. The first step is to dry it thoroughly, and we’ll look at one possible solution.

Why Do I Have to Hold Down the “Fn” Key to Get Normal Letters?

Computer manufacturers use the Fn key to cram more virtual keys onto smaller laptop keyboards. Sometimes it can get confused.

Help! My Shift key is stuck!

Windows has an accessibility feature that’s very easy to turn on by mistake that changes the behavior of your shift key and others.