Win+X Menu Keyboard Shortcuts

From a social media post:

• Win+X then U, then U: Instantly shuts down your PC
  (No confirmation dialog - closes all apps and powers off)
• Win+X then U, then R: Restarts your PC immediately
  (Ideal for applying updates or troubleshooting)
• Win+X then U, then S: Puts your PC into Sleep mode
  (Low-power state; resumes instantly when awakened)
• Win+X then U, then I: Signs out of your user account
  (Closes all apps but keeps Windows running)
• Win+X then A: Opens Windows Terminal as Administrator
  (Replaces Command Prompt/PowerShell; full system privileges)
• Win+X then E: Launches File Explorer
  (Opens "This PC" view for quick drive/network access)
• Win+X then D: Opens Device Manager
  (View/edit hardware drivers, troubleshoot devices)
• Win+X then V: Opens Event Viewer
  (Check system logs, errors, and security events)
• Win+X then S: Opens Windows Settings
  (Jumps directly to the main Settings dashboard)
• Win+X then K: Opens Disk Management
  (Manage partitions, format drives, assign letters)
• Win+X then R: Opens the Run dialog
  (Quick-access for commands like cmd, msconfig, etc.)
• Win+X then G: Opens Computer Management
  (Central hub for Task Scheduler, Services, Storage)
• Win+X then N: Opens Network Connections
  (Configure Wi-Fi, Ethernet, VPNs, and adapters)
• Win+X then W: Opens Apps & Features
  (Uninstall programs or modify installed apps)
• Win+X then M: Opens Mobility Center
  (Quick-adjust display, battery, and presentation settings)

Most shortcuts open tools with admin rights (look for "Administrator" in the title bar)
Win+X → release → U → release → U

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