Here is a cheat sheet of common Windows 10 and 11 keyboard shortcuts

 Here is a cheat sheet of common Windows 10 and 11 keyboard shortcuts:

General shortcuts

• Windows logo key + A: Select all items in a window.
• Ctrl + C: Copy selected or highlighted item.
• Ctrl + V: Paste selected or highlighted item.
• Ctrl + X: Cut selected or highlighted item.
• Ctrl + Z: Undo previous action.
• Ctrl + Y: Redo previous action.
• Ctrl + Shift + N: Create a new folder.
• Ctrl + Shift + S: Save a file.
• Ctrl + P: Print a file.
• Alt + F4: Close the current window.
• F1: Open the Help menu for the current window or program.
• F5: Refresh the current window or program.
• F11: Toggle full-screen mode.
• Print Screen: Take a screenshot of the entire screen.
• Alt + Print Screen: Take a screenshot of the current window.

Windows 11 shortcuts

• Windows logo key + Z: Open Snap Assist to easily snap windows into place.
• Windows logo key + Shift + S: Open the Snipping Tool to take screenshots or record your screen.
• Windows logo key + W: Open the Widgets panel.
• Windows logo key + X: Open the Quick Link menu.
• Windows logo key + Tab: Open Task View to see all open windows and desktops.
• Ctrl + Windows logo key + F: Open the Find tool to search for files, apps, and settings.
• Ctrl + Windows logo key + C: Open the Clipboard to access recently copied items.

Other useful shortcuts

• Alt + Tab: Switch between open windows.
• Windows logo key + 1 through 9: Switch to the window on the corresponding taskbar position.
• Windows logo key + Shift + 1 through 9: Switch to the last active window on the corresponding taskbar position.
• Windows logo key + Spacebar: Open the Quick Access menu to switch between languages, keyboard layouts, and other settings.
• Windows logo key + Ctrl + D: Create a new virtual desktop.
• Windows logo key + Shift + D: Move to the next virtual desktop.
• Windows logo key + Ctrl + Left or Right arrow: Move the current window to the previous or next virtual desktop.
• Windows logo key + Ctrl + F4: Close the current virtual desktop.

These are just a few of the many keyboard shortcuts available in Windows 10 and 11. For a more comprehensive list, please see the Microsoft support website.