At this point, most users are pretty comfortable with the basic keyboard shortcuts used in popular Microsoft programs like Word and Excel; most know how to copy, paste, and undo without having to mouse over to the Edit menu. But when it comes to working with Windows Explorer windows or folders, “common knowledge” becomes a little less common. Here are some useful keyboard shortcuts for whenever you’re navigating through Windows Explorer windows and folders.
| | | | Key Combination | Result
| | CTRL+N | Open a new window
| | END | Display the bottom of the active window
| | HOME | Display the top of the active window
| | F11 | Maximize or minimize the active window
| | NUM LOCK+ASTERISK (*) on numeric keypad | Display all subfolders under the selected folder
| | NUM LOCK+PLUS SIGN (+) on numeric keypad | Display the contents of the selected folder
| | NUM LOCK+MINUS SIGN (-) on numeric keypad | Collapse the selected folder
| | LEFT ARROW | Collapse the current selection (if expanded), or select the parent folder
| | ALT+LEFT ARROW | View the previous folder
| | RIGHT ARROW | Display the current selection (if collapsed), or select the first subfolder
| | ALT+RIGHT ARROW | View the next folder
| | CTRL+Mouse scroll wheel | Change the size and appearance of file and folder icons
| | ALT+D | Select the Address bar
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