Top 10 Windows Tricks No One Know

Windows 10 is packed with hidden features and shortcuts that many users never discover. These tricks can save time, improve productivity, and make your PC experience smoother.

1. Power User Menu

 for the Action Center, and bring up the Power User menu instantly.

• Press Win + X or right-click the Start button.

• Gives quick access to Device Manager, Task Manager, Disk Management, and more.

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2. Enable God Mode

Windows 10 has a hidden “God Mode” that unlocks 200+ settings in one folder.

• Create a new folder on Desktop.

• Rename it to:
  GodMode.{ED7BA470-8E54-465E-825C-99712043E01C}

• Opens a hidden Control Panel with 200+ settings.

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3. Quick Properties Access

No need to right-click and choose Properties every time.

• Select any file/folder.

• Hold Alt and double-click it.

• Properties window opens instantly.

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4. Handy Keyboard Shortcuts

Windows 10 has several shortcuts to save time.

• Win + I → Open Settings.

• Win + A → Open Action Center.

• Win + X → Open Power User Menu.

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5. Automate Night Light

The Night Light feature reduces blue light to protect your eyes.

• Go to Settings → System → Display → Night Light.

• Choose Sunset to Sunrise or set custom hours.

• Helps reduce eye strain at night.

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6. Use Snap Assist

Snap Assist helps you organize multiple windows easily.

• Drag windows to screen corners/edges for split view.

• Or use shortcuts:

  • Win + Left/Right → Snap window.

  • Win + Up/Down → Resize snapped windows.

• Press Win + Tab → Arrange apps on screen.

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7. Disable Tabs in Alt + Tab

If Alt + Tab looks cluttered with browser tabs, you can turn this off. 

• Go to Settings → System → Multitasking.

• Turn off “Show tabs from apps when snapping/Alt + Tab.”

• Keeps task switcher clean.

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8. Virtual Desktops

Windows lets you create virtual desktops to separate workspaces. 

• Press Win + Tab → Open Task View.

• Click New Desktop.

• Use different desktops for work, study, or personal use.

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9. Undo Anywhere

The Ctrl + Z shortcut works beyond typing—it can undo file deletions, renames, or changes instantly.

• Ctrl + Z → Undo recent action (text, file delete, rename, etc.).

• Ctrl + Y → Redo the undone action.

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10. Show Desktop Button

At the far-right end of the taskbar, there’s a tiny invisible button

• Look at the bottom-right corner of taskbar.

• Click tiny rectangle → Instantly minimize all windows.

• Click again → Restore windows.

By using these simple Windows 10 tricks, you can work smarter and unlock the full potential of your computer. Try them out today and see how much easier your daily tasks become.