You can learn a lot about them by reviewing the new Windows 10 keyboard shortcuts. Windows 10 is full of new (yet hidden) tricks and shortcuts. The menu is not exactly very user-friendly, but despite this, a lot of PC users will probably be using it a lot as it's very handy. At the very bottom, you will also see the option to shut down or sign out which should be a lot more intuitive. Here you will have quick access to various utility tools such as the File Explorer, Search tool, Run tool, the Command Prompt and Power Options. However, this button has an additional purpose – just right-click on it (or press and hold) and an extended options menu will appear. On the right, a screen full of tiles to Windows apps displays so you can access key Windows apps right from the menu. On the left, the familiar menu column appears with shortcuts to your applications and settings. Click the Start button and you'll see the new Start menu with its hybrid approach. The Desktop view in Windows 10 features the Start button in the lower-left corner.
