How to create shortcuts in windows 10? includes cheat list

Windows 10 allows the user to create shortcuts to specific settings on the PC desktop. The feature can be a great solution for anyone who needs access to a particular system configuration with frequent use. Sounds good? Take a look at the tips and learn how to create shortcuts in Windows 10 to ease time and workflow.

Create shortcuts in Windows 10 step by step

With the shortcut, it is not necessary to open the control panel or open the location of the desired program. We simply have to double click on the icon that we have placed on the desktop.

We detail the three steps to follow:

• Step 1. Right- click on the wallpaper, go to " New " and click " Shortcut ". Step 2. Then enter one of the following commands from the list and click "Next." Step 3. On the next screen, type the name of your choice for the shortcut and click "Finish. "

This way, you can create shortcuts to specific Windows 10 settings (we recommend seeing the guide on how to speed up Windows) and save time .

Commands available

Energy Saver:	ms-settings: batterysaver
Battery saving settings:	ms-settings-settings: batterysaver
Battery saving usage details:	ms-settings: batterysaver-usagedetails
Bluetooth:	ms-settings: bluetooth
Use of data:	ms-settings: datausage
Date and Time:	ms-settings: DATEANDTIME
Legends:	ms-settings: easeofaccess-closedcaptioning
High contrast:	ms-settings: easeofaccess-highcontrast
Magnifying glass:	ms-settings: easeofaccess- magnifier
Storyteller:	ms-settings: easeofaccess-narrator
Keyboard:	ms-settings: easeofaccess-keyword
Mouse:	ms-settings: easeofaccess-mouse
Other accessibility options:	ms-settings: easeofaccess-otheroptions
Lock screen:	ms-setting: lockscreen
Offline maps:	ms-settings: maps
Airplane mode:	ms-settings: network-airplanemode
Proxy:	ms-settings: network-proxy
VPN:	ms-settings: network-vpn
Notifications:	ms-settings: notifications
Account information:	ms-settings: privacy-accountinfo
Calendar:	ms-settings: privacy-calendar
Contacts:	ms-settings: Privacy-contacts
Other devices:	ms-settings: privacy-customdevices
Feedback:	ms-settings: privacy-feedback
Location:	ms-settings: privacy-location
Messages:	ms-settings: privacy-messaging
movement:	ms-settings: privacy-motion
radii:	ms-settings: Privacy-radios
Speaking, writing and writing:	ms-settings: privacy-speechtyping
Camera:	MS-settings: privacy-webcam
Language and region:	ms-settings: regionlanguage
Speaks:	ms-settings: speech
Windows Update:	ms-settings: WindowsUpdate
Corporate access:	ms-settings: workplace
connected devices:	ms-settings: connecteddevices
Developer options:	ms-settings: developers
Screen:	ms-settings: display
Mouse and trachpad:	ms-settings: mousetouchpad
Mobile:	ms-settings: network-cellular
Mark:	MS-settings: network-dialup
Direct access:	ms-settings: network-directoccess
Ethernet:	MS-settings: network-ethernet
Mobile access point:	MS-settings: network-mobilehotspot
Wifi:	MS-settings: network-wifi
Wi-Fi management settings:	ms-settings: network-wifisettings
Optional tools:	ms-settings: optionalfeatures
Family and other users:	ms-settings: otherusers
Personalization:	ms-settings: personalization
Wallpaper:	MS-settings: personalization-background
Color:	ms-settings: personalization-colors
Start:	MS-settings: personalization-start
Off:	ms-settings: powersleep
Proximity:	ms-settings: proximity
Screen:	ms-settings: screenrotation
Input options:	ms-settings: signinoptions
Storage sensor:	ms-settings: storagesense
Topics:	ms-settings: themes
Writing:	ms-settings: typing
Tablet mode:	ms-settings: // tabletmode /
Privacy:	ms-settings: privacy
microphone:	ms-settings: privacy-microphon.

With this we have finished our tutorial on how to create shortcuts in Windows 10. Have you seen it useful? What is your favorite shortcut? We await your opinions.