Applies to the current, user-entered command line only. Ctrl + C (or Ctrl + Insert): Copies any selected command line text to the clipboard.Ctrl + V (or Shift + Insert): Pastes text from clipboard into command line.To try out the new command prompt, just open your Start menu, then type cmd and hit enter. With Windows 10, you can finally execute common copy/cut and paste shortcuts in the command prompt, and there are even a few more noteworthy hotkeys. Virtual desktops in Windows 10 Command Prompt Shortcuts
Windows Button + 2 Arrow Keys: Snaps current window into one corner of the screen (example: Windows + Left + Up snaps window into top-left corner).
Windows Button + Right Arrow: Snaps current window to the right half of the screen. Windows Button + Left Arrow: Snaps current window to the left half of the screen. Windows Button + Down Arrow: Restores window size, then minimizes window. Windows Button + Up Arrow: Maximizes current window into full screen mode. The following shortcuts make use of the new "Snap" features in Windows 10, which allow you to expand and arrange windows side-by-side. Some of these link to new functionality, while others bring long overdue hotkeys to existing features, so now would be a great time to get up to speed. With the release of Windows 10, Microsoft has added in a quite a few new keyboard shortcuts, which I'll outline in detail below. Don't Miss: 45+ Must-Know Tips & Tricks for Windows 10. Nonetheless, while novice users will find it easier to tap and click their way around, power users know that keyboard shortcuts are still the fastest way to get things done. These days, operating systems are becoming more and more touch-oriented, or at the very least, heavily mouse-driven.
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