1. Virtual Desktops:
   • Use virtual desktops to organize your workspace. Press Win + Ctrl + D to create a new desktop and Win + Ctrl + Left/Right Arrow to switch between them.
2. Snap Assist:
   • Snap windows to the sides of the screen using Win + Left/Right Arrow. Use Win + Up Arrow to maximize, and Win + Down Arrow to minimize.
3. Cortana:
   • Utilize Cortana, Windows 10’s virtual assistant, for voice commands, reminders, and quick searches. You can activate it by clicking the microphone icon or using Win + C.
4. Task View:
   • Access Task View by pressing Win + Tab to see all your open windows and virtual desktops. It helps you switch between tasks more efficiently.
5. File Explorer Quick Access:
   • Customize Quick Access in File Explorer for easy access to frequently used folders. Right-click on folders and select “Pin to Quick Access.”
6. Snipping Tool and Snip & Sketch:
   • Use the Snipping Tool (Win + Shift + S) or Snip & Sketch (Win + Shift + 4) to capture screenshots and annotate them.
7. Night Light:
   • Protect your eyes from blue light by enabling Night Light (Win + I > System > Display). You can schedule it for specific hours.
8. • Create a shortcut to “God Mode,” a centralized control panel. Create a new folder and rename it to:God Mode: GodMode.{ED7BA470–8E54–465E–825C–99712043E01C}
9. Dynamic Lock:
   • Automatically lock your PC when you’re away using Dynamic Lock. Go to Settings > Accounts > Sign-in options and enable “Dynamic lock.”
10. Windows Key Shortcuts:
    • Explore various Windows key shortcuts, such as Win + X for the power user menu, Win + E for File Explorer, and Win + I for Settings.
11. Focus Assist:
    • Minimize distractions by using Focus Assist (Win + A). You can customize settings to limit notifications during specific hours or activities.
12. Taskbar Customization:
    • Right-click on the taskbar to access settings for taskbar properties, such as locking it, hiding it, or customizing toolbars.
13. Command Prompt and PowerShell Tricks:
    • Explore powerful commands and scripts in Command Prompt or PowerShell. Run them as an administrator for system-level changes.
14. Windows Defender Security Center:
    • Windows 10 includes built-in security features. Access Windows Defender Security Center (Win + I > Update & Security > Windows Security) for antivirus and threat protection.
15. Game Bar:
    • Use the Game Bar (Win + G) for in-game recording, broadcasting, and capturing screenshots.

These are just a few tips to enhance your Windows 10 experience. Windows 10 continually receives updates, so exploring new features and improvements can also contribute to a better user experience.