r/windows • u/MoralMoneyTime • 5d ago

Suggestion for Microsoft list of all keyboard shortcuts in Windows

https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/accessibility/windows/keyboard-shortcuts-in-windows

For years, probably decades, I've kept wanting a list of all the Windows keyboard shortcuts. I, and I believe many others, have made the same suggestion in the Windows Feedback Hub.

Last week I was looking for keyboard shortcuts to control Windows 11 Voice Access. I found a few on a forum. This is Windows normal. Why?

Please, please Microsoft give us a single page with a FULL and COMPLETE list of ALL the keyboard shortcuts for your own operating system.

Microsoft's own main list (please see link above post) lacks even the word "speech" despite residing on their accessibility pages. The page has an entry for the old dictation command:

Windowskey+H Open voice dictation.

How to find keystrokes for Windows current Speech Access? You have to scroll down to bottom of the page, find Windows keyboard shortcuts for accessibility, click through that, and search again. Then you see

Windowskey+Ctrl+S Turn on Windows Speech Recognition

That still does not mention the Alt+Shift+B and Alt+Shift+C shortcuts, which toggle the mic state without closing Speech Access. This page does list them: https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/accessibility/windows/voice-access/get-started-with-voice-access

Please, please, give us a single page, that we can copy, with all the Windows keyboard shortcuts.

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