![]() ![]() Just press the “Windows” key (found between the Alt and Function keys on the left side of the keyboard) and a search window will pop up. In the past, Windows has been criticized for being far more difficult to use to find things on a computer than Macs, but with Windows 10, that’s gotten a bit easier. ![]() Search with the Windows key. On Macs, the simplest way to search your computer is to pull up the Spotlight Search bar (by pressing ⌘ + Space, for the uninitiated) to find any file or application on your device. For example, ⌘ + V just becomes CTRL + V. On Windows, many of the letters are the same, and you just have to press the Control key instead. Replace ⌘ with CTRL. On Macs, the standard keyboard shortcuts are the ⌘ symbol, followed by a letter or number. ![]() While there’s definitely a learning curve, it’s really not that steep, and much of what has made Apple unique over the years can be found on Windows these days. ![]()
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