Eng. Alessandro Mazzanti: Tips

Here they are shortcuts lists (that, IMO, are quite useful) (yellow highlighted commands that I did not know or I found particularly useful)

Tap the Windows key to open and close the Start Menu. Windows+E opens File Explorer.
Windows+L immediately locks the screen.
Ctrl+C to copy; Ctrl+V to paste; Ctrl+Z to undo.
Ctrl + Y Redo an action.
Windows key + V Open Clipboard bin.
Windows+E: Opens File Explorer.
Windows+I: Opens Settings.
Windows+Spacebar: Cycle through your language and keyboard options.
Windows+D: This hides all of the open apps and takes you directly to the Windows 10 desktop. Using this command a second time will display all of your open apps again.
Windows+M: Minimizes all open apps and windows.
Windows+Left arrow: Snaps an app or window to the left side of the screen.
Windows+Right arrow: Snaps an app or window to the right side of the screen.
Windows+Up arrow: Maximizes all open apps and windows that have been minimized.
Windows+Down arrow: Minimizes all apps and windows.
Ctrl+Shift+Esc: Opens Task Manager. This is used to show you all apps that are currently running and how much processing power they're using.
Alt+Tab: Displays all open apps and lets you switch between them quickly.
Ctrl+Alt+Tab: Shows all open apps.
Windows+0 (zero): Opens the Windows 10 Sticky Notes app.
Window+. or ; (semicolon): Brings up the emoji box. This is incredibly useful when typing in an app that has no built-in emoji or emoticon options.