But if hands-free isn't your thing, you can also use keyboard shortcuts. Here's how to create keyboard shortcuts for programs and apps in Windows 10 (this also works in older versions of Windows).

You can control Windows 10 via clicks, taps, or swipes—but sometimes a keyboard shortcut is the quickest way. Here's a handy guide to all the shortcuts you should know.

If Win+Shift+S keyboard shortcut is not working in Windows, fails to respond or does not function as desired, here are working fixes to help you.

Fortunately, you can disable keyboard shortcuts on Windows to prevent these issues and create a smoother typing experience. Below, we'll explore your options for getting rid of unwanted shortcuts.

Whether you're saving time or just prefer using the keyboard to get things done, here are the best Windows 10 keyboard shortcuts for resizing windows and more.

Windows 10 keyboard shortcuts make things happen with just a tap on the keyboard. Here are shortcuts for everything from taking a screenshot to controlling your taskbar. Got an Apple computer?

Windows 10 has a bunch of new features that bring new keyboard shortcuts along with them. Here's a list of the best keyboard shortcuts to know to make your time with Windows 10 more efficient.

Most of Windows 10's keyboard shortcuts are the same, but here are a few new ones you'll need to learn.

There are several built-in keyboard shortcuts in Windows, but you can create new custom keyboard shortcuts for programs or apps. Learn how.