34 Useful Keyboard Shortcuts for the Windows Command Prompt

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[Engadget] How to Add an Indicator to See What Virtual Desktop You’re On in Windows 10 The ability to have multiple desktops was missing for a long time in Windows, until Windows 10 finally added it. We've covered how to use virtual desktops in Windows 10, but there's at least one missing feature that we'll show you how to add. Read This Article → How to Change Google Keyboard’s Theme on Android No one wants to type on an ugly keyboard. While there are keyboards out there that go a bit overboard on themes, Google Keyboard likes to keep it simple. Always clean, always minimal. What you may not realize, however, is that it does have a few themes tucked inside its Settings menu. Read This Article → How to Enable Parental Controls on Your Xbox One Parental controls allow you to restrict child accounts on an Xbox One. You can restrict access to games, media, and apps by age rating, filter the web, and control online privacy and chat features. This works similarly to the parental controls in Windows 10. Read This Article → 34 Useful Keyboard Shortcuts for the Windows Command Prompt Even if you use the Windows Command Prompt a lot, you might be surprised at the number of useful keyboard shortcuts it supports. You can use them to streamline everything from selecting and manipulating text to repeating commands you’ve already typed. And we’ve got the full list for you. Read This Article → Where to Find Help, Donate, and Volunteer for Mental Health Issues There was a time in my life, in the late nineties, when I suffered from anxiety and depression. The stresses of work and a fading long-term relationship were taking a very heavy toll. I suffered in silence as my friends and family had no idea how fragile I really was. 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Read This Article → How Smartphone Apps Can Help Treat Anxiety and Depression There are all kinds of apps out there touting the ability to help people suffering from anxiety, depression, and any number of other disorders. Some are free, some are not. Some offer a total self-help approach, while others are geared more as an adjunct to traditional therapy. Join us as we take a look at whether these apps can really be of any help and how to weed out the many choices. Read This Article → Why It’s So Hard to Talk About Mental Health We share the details of our physical lives so willingly: our latest diet, our kid’s need for braces, maybe a family member struggling with heart disease. But when it comes to mental illness, everything is under wraps. The shame and stigma surrounding mental health issues, such as bipolar disorder and anxiety, are the biggest obstacles when it comes to getting help. It’s time we started looking at mental health the same way we do physical health. Read This Article → When the Cure Is Worse than the Problem: How Anxiety Almost Killed Me Today is Mental Health Awareness day at How-To Geek. We're all writing about how mental health issues have affected us in some way, and man, do I have a story to tell. Read This Article → Welcome to How-To Geek’s Mental Health Awareness Day Mental health doesn’t always get the attention it deserves. Today, we’re taking a break from technology for some personal stories and useful guides in an effort to spread awareness about depression, anxiety, and other issues. Read This Article → Advertisement Free eBook: Cyber Threat! How to Manage the Growing Risk of Cyber Attacks (FREE eBook) Usually $32.99 An in-depth examination of the very real cyber security risks facing all facets of government and industry, and the various factors that must align to maintain information integrity. Click here to download