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Re: Windows key plus M suddenly stopped working

Brad Snyder
 

This is incorrect.
Windows + M and Windows + D do the same thing.  Both minimize all windows and put focus on the desktop.  Only difference is that when Windows + D is repeated, focus is returned to the window that was in focus before executing the command the first time.

HTH

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On Feb 6, 2019, at 19:57, Gene <gsasner@...> wrote:

Windows m moves you to the desktop and minimizes all windows.
 
Windows d takes you to the desktop but doesn't minimize anything.  I hadn't thought about this before, but the mnemonics make sense.  Windows m for minimize, and Windows d for desktop. 
Gene
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Sent: Wednesday, February 06, 2019 7:46 PM
Subject: Re: [nvda] Windows key plus M suddenly stopped working

Windows+M will minimize all the windows? Really?
I've always had the Windows+M as a way to access the desktop easily. Anyone can confirm this?

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Em 06/02/2019 22:38, hurrikennyandopo ... escreveu:

Hi


Windows + letter M is a windows command. It will minimize all windows that are open in front of you to the task bar.


Use the Windows key + letter D to jump to the desk top.


In some cases you might have to do it 2 times but in most cases only the once from any where on the desktop, task bar etc.


Gene nz


On 7/02/2019 12:03 PM, Manoj Govindraj wrote:
Hi,
For some reason from last few hours, the nvda command windows key plus
M to go to the desktop has stopped working for me. When I quit nvda
and restart it again, I am able to go to the desktop. But as soon as I
click on start button, I am not able to access the desktop. I am sure
I have accidently disabled some command which is why I am facing this
issue. I use a laptop with windows 10. Would wait for your
suggestions.

Best,

Manoj
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