Have you ever thought about how many secrets are hidden inside your computer? Only 20 years ago, the most advanced computers had a hard drive capacity of 320 megabytes, which was considered a great advancement in personal computer technology at the time.

Since then, a lot has changed. We hardly use mice anymore and prefer touch tablets and touch screens. But a keyboard is the only thing that seems unchanged. Here is a list of all the hotkey combinations that will definitely come in handy for you. No matter what Windows or OS X user you are.

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SUMMARY:
– If you just press the Win key, it will open the Start menu. In Windows 8.1, the previous window will open.
– The combination of Win key and B key selects the first icon in the notification area. You can then switch between icons using the arrow keys.
– Press Win key and C keys. It will show the Charm Bar in Windows 8 and 8.1 versions. In Windows 10, Cortana opens, but only if you're using a supported language. For English this should work just fine.
– It provides quick access to Windows Explorer. To do this, press the Win and E keys simultaneously. Simple as that. In Windows 10, it also opens Quick Launch by default.
– Press Win and K keys. This will open a new Start menu – Connections in Windows 8 and 8.1.
– Will help restore the last minimized window. Just press these 3 keys: Win, Shift and M – and you're there.
– Are you using an external monitor or projector? Then press the Win key followed by the P key, and it will change the operating mode. This only works for Windows 7 and later.
– Do you need to work with notes or screenshots? Press Win key and W to open the Windows Ink workspace. Very useful!
– The Win key followed by X will open the Windows Mobile Application Center. This only works for mobile computers running Windows Vista and 7.
– This handy keyboard shortcut will delete one word at a time, not one letter at a time. This works in OS X whether you type in TextEdit or even when you type a website into your browser's URL bar.
– Do you want to quickly hide all open windows of the currently active application? Just press the Command key followed by H.
– Combining Command and F3 keys will remove all application windows from view and allow you to take a look at your desktop. To restore your applications, press the keys again.
– The combination of Option plus Shift plus Volume Up or Volume down is especially useful when trying to achieve perfect audio output levels. It increases or decreases the volume of your machine in much smaller increments.

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