6. Windows + arrow keys to change the status of the windows:
When combining the Windows key and the arrow keys, the system will move the open window in the corresponding direction (left, right), or resize it ( Maximize state , Restore or Minimize ).
7. With Dual Monitor system: Windows + Shift + left (right) arrow key to move the window to the left (right):
In Windows 7, when setting up and using Dual Monitor mode, press the Windows key combination + Shift + left arrow - right, the system will combine and move the working windows and programs to the screen. left or right.
8. Windows + T: switch between components under the Taskbar:
Very simple and easy, when you want to switch between components (active or inactive) under the Taskbar, you just need to press Windows + T key, different from Alt + Tab, this function only changes between doors. windows, programs are open.
9. Shift + opens the app at Taskbar:
Assume that you are opening a lot of Chrome windows, and when you need to open a completely new browser window, point your mouse at the Chrome icon in the Taskbar, hold Shift and click.
10. Windows + B: select components under System Tray:
When you want to quickly open applications, components in the System Tray, we just need to press Windows + B to change from the first program from left to right.
11. Windows + P: Laptop connection to the projector:
Technically, Windows 7 has built-in features that are quite handy when users want to connect a projector or a monitor other than a laptop via Windows + P. shortcut.
12. Windows + 1, 2, 3 .: to open the program on the Taskbar:
When you want to open any application that has been mounted on the Windows 7 Taskbar, you just need to press Windows and the number corresponding to the location of the program.
13. Windows + Pause: check System Properties:
If you want to quickly know information about hardware, operating system, Device Manager, Advance System Settings . in Windows 7, press the Windows key combination + Pause to display the System Properties panel.
14. Ctrl + Shift + Esc: open Windows Task Manager:
In fact, this feature is available from the Windows Vista version, next to the familiar Ctrl + Alt + Delete shortcut, when pressing Ctrl + Shift + Esc, the system will quickly display the Task Manager window .