Introduction

Windows 10 has come with some great new features. For example, we have a new browsing experience with the new browser Spartan. Cortana Assistant provides assistance with quick file access from Windows and web assistance as well. It would be justified in saying that in Windows 10 the Command Prompt has a new life in which we can apply keyboard shortcuts or it is more appropriate to say that the Command Prompt has entered into the 21st century.
So the point is that there are many new goodies for the keyboard shortcut used to use in Windows 10 from the Command Prompt and Windows management with Snap and Task View to virtual desktops.
We can use these features of Windows 10 Technical Preview more efficiently to ensure that we must have good hands over the keyboards. In other words, we must know the shortcuts to do our work even more efficiently.

Startup Menu

Press the Windows Key and start "Windowing".

Command Prompt

As was said about the incarnation of the Command Prompt, we can enable keyboard shortcuts. When I install Windows 10, the keyboard shortcuts were enabled by default. If not, we can enable control of key shortcuts in Windows 10.
Let's play with shortcuts in the Command Prompt. The following are the new shortcuts.
We can move the cursor one word to the left/right by selecting that word.
The following are some of the other shortcuts we can play with are

Windows Snapping

The first two shortcuts are quite familiar to us, but how these two are quite new is, they work with the 2 x 2 snapping feature.
We can snap windows to the top-left quadrant of the screen by combining the preceding shortcuts.
Windows Key + Left and then Windows Key Up will snap to the corner.
Similarly, we can snap the current window to top right, bottom left and bottom left of the screen using:

Task View/Windows Management Keyboard Shortcuts

To get a summary of tasks or to view which tasks are currently running, we might use the traditional way of opening the Task Manager using the mouse.
In Windows 10 however, we can do that using keyboard shortcuts as well.

Virtual Desktops

We can manage Virtual desktops with keyboard shortcuts.

Closure

So is that too much fun? Isn't it? Well, at least I am enjoying it very much while playing with these new shortcuts and experiences, especially in the Command Prompt section and I am very sure that all of you will also enjoy them.
Since Windows 10 is still developing, Windows welcomes our feedback to make Windows even better by giving feedback as questions or suggestions to Microsoft using the Windows Feedback App. To use Windows Feedback we must be registered with the Windows Insider Preview Program.
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Summary

In this article, we learned about New Keyboard Shortcuts in Windows 10.