Modern computer keyboards were later sampled, and still conform to the very classic typewriter keyboards. Many different keyboard layouts are available worldwide (such as Doric and Joaquin) but most keyboards are of the QWERTY type.Most keyboards have numbers, letters, symbols, arrow keys, etc., but some even have a numeric keypad, extra functions such as volume control, power button down or sleep device, or even a built-in track.

Image source
Like tablets, more and more modern mobile phones use screen keyboards to maximize screen size; The keyboard can be used when it is needed, but then its screen space can be used for other things like watching video. If the phone has a keyboard, it sometimes slides out, the hidden keyboard on the back of the screen. This maximizes both available screen space and allows familiar physical keyboard. Laptops and netbooks have connected keyboards, but like tablets, external keyboards are connected via USB.

Keyboard connection type.

Many keyboards communicate with computers via Bluetooth or Bluetooth.The wired keyboard is attachted to the motherboard via a USB cable using a USB Type A connector. Older keyboards are attached via PS / 2 connection. Keyboards on laptops are of course integrated, but will be considered technically "wired" depending on how they connect to the computer.

Image source

Note.

Both wireless and wired keyboards require specific device drivers to be used with computers. Drivers of standard, non-advanced keyboards usually do not need to be downloaded as they are already included in the operating system. How do I update driver in Windows? If you think you need to install keyboard driver but not sure how to do it.Tablets, phones, and other computers with touch interfaces often do not include physical keyboards. However, most USB receipts or wireless technologies allow the connection of external keyboards.

Keyboard shortcuts.

Although most of us use a keyboard almost every day, there are many keys that you probably don't use, or at least aren't sure if you use them. Below are some examples of keyboard buttons that can be used together to create a new function.

Image source

Use command keys as edit keys.

Unlike a simple key such as a letter or number, the edit keys edit the function of another key. For example, the regular function of the 7 key is to rely on the number 7, but if you hold the Shift and the 7 keys side by side, the prefix (and) sign is generated.

Image source
Some of the effects of the editing key can be seen on the keyboard as two actions, such as the 7 key. Such keys have two functions where the top action is "activated" with the shift key.

• Ctrl-C is a keyboard shortcut that you may be familiar with. It is used to copy something to the clipboard so you can use the Ctrl-V combination to paste it.

• Another example of a key edit combination is Ctrl-Alt-Del. The function of these keys is not clear because the 7 key is not placed on the keyboard to use it. This is a typical example of how the use of edit keys can affect how any keys cannot be released on their own.

• Alt-F4 is another keyboard shortcut. This closes an instant window you are using. Whether you're in an Internet browser or browsing through images on your computer, this collection will turn off your focus.

Windows key.

Although the common use for Windows key (aka start, flag key, logo key) is to open the start menu, it can be used for many different things.OneDD is an example of using this key to instantly show / hide the desktop. Win-E is another useful tool that instantly opens Windows Explorer.Microsoft has a large list of keyboard shortcuts for Windows for some other examples. Win + X is probably my favorite.

Image source

Note.

Some keyboards have unique keys that do not function as traditional keyboards. For example, the TeckNet Gryphon Pro gaming keyboard has 10 Mac keys that can record macros.

• Changes to keyboard options In Windows, you can change some of your keyboard settings from the control panel, such as re-delay, re-rate, and shock rate.
  You can make advanced keyboard changes .

• using third-party software such as Shercase. This is a free program that modifies the Windows registry and completely disables one key from ramping up another or one or more keys.

• Sharpkey is very useful if you can't find the keyboard key. For example, if you are without a key, you can repeat the Caps Lock key (or the F1 key, etc.) for the listed function, primarily to remove the capabilities of the former key. To achieve It can also be used to map the latest keys such as refresh, back, etc. keys.

• Microsoft Keyboard Layout Creator is another free tool that lets you fast swape the layout of your keyboard. Here's a good explanation of how to use the Little Tiny Fish program.

Special thanks to

@siz-official
@suboohi
@cryptokraze
@ashkhan
@faran-nabeel
@vvarishayy

Wishes By

@bakar