64 Best and Most Useful Keyboard Shortcut that MacBook Power Users Know – Some Hidden Keyboard Shortcut

MacBooks or Mac computers is an awesome notebook computers developed by Apple Inc, while all MacBooks also preinstalled with its own operating system – MAC OS X. Mac OS X is the latest Macintosh operating systems for Apple computer that launched in 2001. There are a ton of hidden keyboard shortcuts in MacBooks or Mac OS X.

Here are 64 best keyboard shortcut for MacBook, Mac OS X:

1. Command+A: Selects all items in the active window (icon view), all items in the column (column view), or all items in the list (cover flow view)
2. Command+C: Copies selected items
3. Command+D: Duplicates the selected item(s)
4. Command+E: Ejects the selected volume
5. Command+F: Displays the Find dialog
6. Command+H: Hides All Finder windows
7. Command+I: Shows info for selected item or items
8. Command+J: Shows the view options for the active window
9. Command+K: Displays the Connect to Server dialog
10. Command+L: Creates an alias for the selected item
11. Command+M: Minimizes the active window
12. Command+N: Opens a new Finder window
13. Command+O: Opens (or launches) the selected item
14. Command+R: Shows the original for selected alias
15. Command+T: Adds the selected item to the Sidebar
16. Command+V: Pastes items from the Clipboard
17. Command+W: Closes the active window
18. Command+X: Cuts the selected items
19. Command+Z: Undoes the last action (if possible)
20. Command+,: Displays Finder Preferences
21. Command+1: Shows the active window in icon mode
22. Command+2: Shows the active window in list mode
23. Command+3: Shows the active window in column mode
24. Command+4: Shows the active window in cover flow mode
25. Command+[: Moves back to the previous Finder location
26. Command+]: Moves forward to the next Finder location
27. Command+Del: Moves selected items to the Trash
28. Command+up-arrow: Show enclosing folder
29. Command+`: Cycles through windows
30. Command+/: Shows/Hides Status bar
31. Command+?: Displays the Mac OS X Help Viewer
32. Command+Shift+A: Takes you to your Applications folder
33. Command+Shift+C: Takes you to the top-level Computer location
34. Command+Shift+G: Takes you to a folder that you specify
35. Command+Shift+H: Takes you to your Home folder
36. Command+Shift+I: Connects you to your iDisk
37. Command+Shift+Q: Logs you out
38. Command+Shift+N: Creates a new untitled folder in the active window
39. Command+Shift+P: Shows/Hides Preview pane
40. Command+Shift+T: Shows/Hides Tab bar
41. Command+Shift+U: Takes you to your Utilities folder
42. Command+Shift+Del: Deletes the contents of the Trash
43. Command+Option+H: Hides all windows except the Finder’s window(s)
44. Command+Option+I: Opens the Inspector for the selected items
45. Command+Option+N: Creates a new Smart Folder
46. Command+Option+T: Hides the Finder window toolbar
47. Command+Option+Space: Opens the Spotlight window
48. Command+Space: Opens the Spotlight menu
49. F8: Choose another desktop using Spaces
50. Control+up-arrow or F3: Displays the Mission Control screen
51. Control+down-arrow or Control+F3: Shows all open windows for the current application using Mission Control
52. F11 or Command+F3: Hides all windows to display the Desktop using Mission Control
53. F12 or F4: Displays your Dashboard widgets
54. Space: Quick Look
55. C: Boots from the CD or DVD that’s loaded in your optical drive (if you have one) or a bootable USB flash drive
56. Media Eject: Ejects the CD or DVD in your optical drive (if you have one)
57. Option: Displays a system boot menu allowing you to choose the operating system and/or volume
58. Shift: Runs your MacBook in Safe Mode, preventing your Login Items from running; runs a directory check
59. T: Starts your laptop in FireWire or Thunderbolt Target Disk mode
60. Command+R: Boots from the El Capitan Recovery HD
61. Command+Option+R: Boots El Capitan Recovery using your Internet connection
62. Command+V: Show OS X Console messages
63. Command+S: Starts your MacBook in Single User Mode
64. Command+Option+P+R: Resets Parameter RAM (PRAM)

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