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presents hidden features in your
keyboard number one high contrast if you
found that your display is not as
readable as you'd hoped there is a way
that you can turn on high contrast you
can use a combination of keys to apply a
special system color scheme that will
help you read your screen better to use
this application you would simply press
shift alt print if you don't like the
appearance of your screen once you've
turned turn this on you would simply go
to the ease of Access Center to disable
the keyboard shortcut number two rotate
the screen there's not much use to
rotate your screen except to play a
practical joke on the person using your
computer if you want to totally freak
out your friend rotating the screen is
relatively simple it just takes one
simple command on the keyboard or
controll alt up slash down/ left slri
Arrow unfortunately this trick will not
work on every computer it all depends on
the systems graphics card and the video
driver if it works the owner of the
computer ain't going to know what's
going on number three easily switch
between open Windows if you have several
windows open and you want to switch from
one open program to another open program
quickly there's a little trick that you
might not know about all you need to do
is hold alt Tab and you can move through
the applications quickly each time you
want to switch you would need to press
and hold the buttons when you found the
window the that you want to work in
simply release both of the keys number
four delete without confirmation it's
really annoying when trying to delete
something on your computer and it always
asks if you're sure you want to delete
this item well it's pretty uncommon to
accidentally delete something so why be
asked every single time right well if
you want to skip this annoying step you
can simply press shift delete that
shortcut can save you a great deal of
time number number five show desktop or
restore open Windows when you're working
on your computer and you want to see
your desktop you don't need to move your
mouse into the bottom right corner of
the screen if you press the Windows key
plus d it'll show your whole desktop if
you want to restore the screen simply
press the command again and things will
go back to normal number six lock system
if you're walking away from your
computer for a while it's a good idea to
lock the system most people believe that
this means lock in out of the system
when you come back you'd need to log
back in which can be annoying to make it
easier all you need to do is press the
Windows key plus L that'll lock your
system and when you come back everything
will be the same as when you left number
seven instant administrator access if
you're not the administrator on the
computer but you need administrator
access to run a command it's possible to
do and it's relatively simple the chain
of commands might be complex however if
if you do it right you're in the
commands go as follows Windows key plus
r type CMD hold Control Plus shift hit
enter if you're using Windows 10 this
might not work the update makes
computers more secure therefore whether
or not this trick works depends on your
operating system number eight shut down
the computer if for some reason your
mouse is just not working and you need
to shut down your computer or do
anything else in the menu you can do it
right on your keyboard by entering a few
simple commands if you press the Windows
key plus X it'll open the quick access
menu and if you follow with I it'll sign
you out if you press U it will shut the
computer down if you press R it will
restart your computer H will hibernate
and S will put your computer to sleep
it'll allow you to command your computer
right from your keyboard number nine the
function keys there are 12 function keys
on a computer keyboard and each of them
provides hidden features in your
keyboard the tricks go as follows F1 the
universal shortcut for help F2 is a
universal edit key F3 it allows you to
search specific files and folders in
Windows Explorer F4 is The Great Escape
key F5 automatic refresh F6 Tab Key to
toggle between desktop files and the
taskbar and the system system tray icons
F7 this key doesn't have any use in
Windows but it is very useful on Mozilla
Firefox f8 engages the windows boost
process F9 if you press contrl F9 you
can compile and run code F10 shows the
menu bar in
Firefox f11 opens the full screen mode
F12 instantly opens the save as mode
number 10
the legs on the bottom of your keyboard
this trick is more about what's under
the keyboard than what it can do most
people think the legs lift up underneath
to make typing easier well that's part
of their purpose when you lift the legs
on the keyboard it also makes it easier
to see the keyboard that's especially
helpful if you're not a very skilled
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