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Q:
When I work with files via My Computer or Explorer, I end up with several
windows open. When I am done, I have to close one window at a time. Is there a
way to close all windows at once? A:
There is no easy way to do this with Windows. You can minimize all open windows
by pressing the Windows key+M. Alt+4 will close one window at a time. Here are some other Windows shortcut keys. |
WINDOWS: |
Display the Start menu. |
WINDOWS+D: |
Minimize or restore all windows. |
WINDOWS+E: |
Display Windows Explorer. |
WINDOWS+TAB: |
Cycle through buttons on the taskbar. |
WINDOWS+F: |
Display Find: All Files. |
CTRL+WINDOWS+F |
Display Find: Computer. |
WINDOWS+F1: |
Display Help. |
WINDOWS+R: |
Display the Run command. |
WINDOWS+BREAK: |
Display the System Properties dialog box. |
SHIFT+WINDOWS+M: |
Undo minimize all windows. |
Other useful keyboard
shortcuts include:
CTRL+F4: |
Close the current window in (MDI) programs. |
ALT+F4: |
Close the current window or quit a program. |
ALT+SPACEBAR: |
Display the current window's system menu. |
SHIFT+F10: |
Display the shortcut menu for the selected item. |
CTRL+ESC: |
Display the Start menu. |
ALT+HYPHEN: |
Display the system menu for MDI programs. |
CTRL+V: |
Paste. |
ALT+TAB: |
Switch to another window by holding down ALT while repeatedly pressing TAB. |