Pressing Ctrl + Shift and “ +” will increase the internal resolution and Ctrl + Shift + “-“ will reduce the internal display resolution.
This shortcut will come in handy if you want to change the internal display without wandering deep into the settings. The overlay will show you all the shortcuts associated with different buttons once you press them just like in the picture above. Want to checkout all of the shortcuts at a single go? Press Ctrl + Alt + ?. For added or more detailed insights, you need to click on “Stats for nerds.” 8. Accessing Task ManagerĮver wondered if your Chromebook has a task manager or if it keeps all the processes wrapped up? Cutting to the chase, Chromebook does come with a powerful task manager that can be accessed by Shift + Esc. Opening File Managerįile manager can be opened easily by pinning it to the shelf, but if you want to open the same without using the trackpad, then you need to press Alt + Shift + M simultaneously. In case you need to log out in a jiffy from your Google account, all you need to do is punch in Ctrl + Shift + q (twice). Yes, instead of a direct Caps Lock key like in the conventional keyboards, Chromebook keyboard requires the users to press Alt+Search key to toggle the caps lock On/Off.
When i first bought my Chromebook, I struggled to find the caps lock key and finally learned that Chromebook Keyboard doesn’t have one. Press Ctrl+Shift+L simultaneously to lock the Chromebook. We would suggest you lock your Chromebook even if you are away to grab a cup of something or a quick bite, as this will ensure that no one will be able to access your machine.
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Just like Windows and every other operating system, even Chromebook has a keyboard shortcut to lock the screen when the machine is left unattended for short period of time.
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