What does Alt+F4 do?

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Have you ever wondered what does Alt+F4 do? Watch this short video to find out. Shortcuts like this are the fastest ways to double your productivity.
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VIDEO TABLE OF CONTENTS
0:00 Alt+F4 highlights
1:08 Closing programs with Alt+F4
2:18 Similar but different Alt+F4 shortcuts
4:47 Shut Down Windows dialog box
6:15 What does Alt+F4 do?
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In shortcut, Alt+F4 is a great Windows level shortcut for not only closing out of programs and applications, but you can also use it to shut down or restart your computer.
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@powerpointprov1074 Год назад

Useful shortcut. Thanks for teaching

@Nutsandboltsspeedtraining Год назад

Glad you enjoyed the video! I use Alt + F4 for just about everything on my computer :)

@annseibert8777 2 года назад

Very cool. Thanks for the tip! Glad you got your RU-vid channel back. How scary!

@Nutsandboltsspeedtraining 2 года назад

Thank you so much! We thought we had lost the channel for good

@vincentsodini3038 2 года назад

The only downside here , is that alt+F4 will close the active window,. But it doesn't work like the "X" because it won't ask if you want to save work etc. It's more like " end task". Than it is to close . But thank you for the other information.

@Nutsandboltsspeedtraining 2 года назад

Hi Vincent, thanks for the feedback. If you have unsaved work in your document, Alt+F4 should still ask you if you want to save it, just like clicking the X. I just tested it out on my computer. If that is not asking you to save your work, there must be a setting somewhere (which I would have to dig around and look for). Either way, glad you learned something useful from my video. Cheers!