Win-D. Very useful for clearing VideoSift from the screen when the boss approaches

I knew all but the Win+Pause/Break one. That could've been handy many years doing computer repair.

He forgot about Win+L to lock the computer. Handy at work when you're running out to lunch and don't want anyone messing with your machine.

There are a lot of winkey tricks.

Pointlessly long video for such a short message.

CTRL+SHIFT+ESC is another useful command.

^ whoah, nice one. I've learned my new thing for the day.

I know this is all pretty useful and all... but did it really need to be in video form?

http://support.microsoft.com/kb/301583

http://windowshelp.microsoft.com/Windows/en-US/help/2503b91d-d780-4c80-8f08-2f48878dc5661033.mspx

judging by the upvotes, yeah. Thanks for the links.

Sure, but after you press Win+F, what shortcut key shoots the fricken' annoying animated search dog dead?

I thought everyone knew this. And BTW, there's a faster way to get the search than WIN-F, just hit F3.

^ F3 only works in Explorer, not system wide. Ctrl-F does this too.

>> ^CrushBug:
Sure, but after you press Win+F, what shortcut key shoots the fricken' annoying animated search dog dead?


Registry entries, I'm afraid.

Yeah, useful if you use Windows for anything more than video games. For gamers like me, the Windows key is the bane of existence. That's why it's been forcefully removed from all my keyboards at home.

alt+f4
do it.

that sound is the same one i make when i slip on a banana.

booo for the ghey sound effects.

>> ^CrushBug:
Sure, but after you press Win+F, what shortcut key shoots the fricken' annoying animated search dog dead?


That's why I updated to Vista.

>> ^Abducted:

That's why I updated to Vista.


Ow. Sarcasm I hope! That remedy is so much worse than the problem!

Um... Win+F = Search... AND Win+F = Help?

Gee, brilliantly proof read before posting this.

No upvote for that.

None of them work for me, except Win+F1.
Weird.

Win-L takes you to the login screen

I've already mastered the windows key, by which I mean disabled it in the registry.

Cool, I can use this video to show my 3-year-old nephew how to use the Windows Key.

And now I can see my dekstop again! Where were you hiding from me, sneaky Mr. Dekstop?

damn it all, I really wanted to know how to speed up my work by mastering the windows key...

O well... *dead

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