Nine Computer Tips to Increase Your Office Efficiency
- Quickly Switch Desktops
When your computer is lagging or you have many programs open and want to quickly return to the desktop, there’s no need to click the mouse or scroll. Press the Windows key and D key to swiftly switch to the desktop, giving your computer a fresh start.
- Close Pages Quickly
Sometimes you need to quickly close a page at work without it being seen by others. Press Ctrl and W or Alt and F4 to easily close the current page, keeping your privacy intact.
- Restore Browser Pages
If you encounter a computer error or accidentally close a page while browsing, you don’t need to search for it again. Press Ctrl, Shift, and T to restore the closed page in the browser and return to the previous state.
- One-Click Screen Lock
When you need to step away from your seat temporarily and worry about others tampering with your computer, press the Windows key and L key to quickly lock the screen, making it invisible and protecting your privacy.
- Quickly Switch Programs
When you have too many programs open on your desktop, clicking through them with the mouse can be cumbersome. Press Alt and Tab or Windows and Tab to quickly switch between programs. If you’re using Windows 7 or Windows 10, you can also enjoy 3D switching effects.
- Permanently Delete Files
For programs or files on your computer that you no longer need and want to delete permanently, there’s no need to go to the Recycle Bin. Press Shift and Delete to permanently delete the selected items in one go, freeing up disk space.
- Quickly Adjust Computer Settings
Want to uninstall software, open wireless network settings, adjust screen brightness, or volume? Press Windows and X to open various adjustment options, making it easy to configure your computer.
- Undo Accidental Deletions
If you’ve written an important document and accidentally deleted large sections, don’t worry. Press Ctrl and Z to undo the deletion and restore your document. This trick also works for files deleted by mistake.
- Instantly Open File Explorer
When you need to find a file on your computer, there’s no need to first locate "My Computer" and open it. Press Windows and E to directly open File Explorer and quickly find the file you need.
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