The very cool Windows Keyboard Shortcut of the Day weblog posts a totally new-to-me keyboard shortcut to bring up the right-click context menu in any app: Shift-F10. This keyboard combo will ...

A workaround has been found to bypass needing a Microsoft account on Windows 11. By pressing Shift + F10 during setup, users can input "start ms-cxh:localonly" to create a local account.

I install Windows 11 a lot. Be it for a clean slate on a PC that’s acting up or a brand new PC, anyone who tinkers with computers will find themselves interacting with the Windows installer ...

Continue the installation until you reach the point where you need to enter a Microsoft account to log in to Windows 11 Home. Now press the key combination Shift + F10. If you’re installing ...

Shift + F10 Open context menu for selected item. F10 Enable app menu bar. Shift + Arrow keys Select multiple items. Windows key + X Open Quick Link menu. Windows key + Number (0-9) Open the app in ...

The workaround involves opening a Command Prompt (Shift + F10) and entering "start ms-cxh:localonly." PC World notes that this command triggers a legacy-style Windows 10 setup window where users ...

But you can—start by typing Shift + F10 to open a Command Prompt window ... Your PC should reboot, then show the start of the Windows 11 setup again. Go through the same steps as before to ...

Windows security expert and infrastructure trainer Sami Laiho has discovered a simple method of bypassing BitLocker during the Windows 10 update procedure. Laiho says that by holding SHIFT + F10 ...

A newly discovered trick allows Windows 11 users to bypass Microsoft ... The trick involves pressing Shift + F10 during the setup process to open a command prompt and entering the command ...

In a post on X spotted by Windows Central, one enterprising user suggested the following steps: Open a command prompt during setup by pressing Shift+F10. At the prompt, type start ms-cxh ...

When the Windows Setup screen appears, press Shift + F10 to open the command prompt. Type the command below and hit Enter. Once you get to the sign-in screen, you will see the newly created ...