Most shortcuts are the same as on Windows 11. The Windows key is the one with the Windows logo, sometimes called Super or Meta.
| Shortcut |
What it does |
| Windows |
Open Start |
| Windows + S or Windows + R |
Open Start, ready to search |
| Windows + E |
Open Files |
| Windows + I |
Open Settings |
| Windows + V |
Clipboard history |
| Windows + . |
Emoji |
| Windows + 1 to 9 |
Open or switch to an app on the taskbar |
| Ctrl + Shift + Esc |
Task Manager |
| Ctrl + Alt + Delete |
The Wild OS security screen |
| Ctrl + Alt + T |
Terminal |
| Shortcut |
What it does |
| Alt + Tab |
Switch between windows |
| Windows + Tab or Windows + W |
Task view: every window and desktop |
| Windows + Z |
Snap layouts for the window you’re using |
| Alt + Space |
The window’s menu |
| Shortcut |
What it does |
| Print Screen or Windows + Shift + S |
Take a screenshot |
| Windows + Shift + R |
Record the screen |
| Shortcut |
What it does |
| Windows + = |
Zoom in with the magnifier |
| Windows + 0 |
Zoom back out |
Inside a Windows program, its own shortcuts work as they do on Windows: Ctrl + S saves in Word, for example.
