Try:
Windows Key ⊞ + L to quickly lock your computer.
Windows Key ⊞ + M to minimize all windows.
Windows Key ⊞ + Printscreen to quickly take a screenshot. This will create a Screenshots folder in the default Pictures folder. Screenshots will be given the default name of Screenshot(x).png and numbered consecutively.
Photo by:
Anas Alshanti
Have you ever wanted to magnify just part of your windows screen? I do this frequently and for years relied on a 3rd party app. Unfortunately, it didn’t make the transition to Windows 10. But its’ all good now, because Windows now has a builtin magnification utility.
You’ll find the Magnifier settings in Settings, Ease of Access, Magnifier. I like using the Lens as the default. You can change the size of the lens here too. Once you are set up, you can easily turn the magnifier on/off with the following shortcuts:
Windows Key ⊞ + Plus sign to turn on
Windows Key ⊞ + Esc key to turn off
