I picked these up from YouTube.

1. Shift-Right-click on a file, and you might get a larger list of options.
2. "Group by" in Downloads can let you do just what it says. You can automatically group files in various ways. I already do that by creating separate folders.
3. Scan product manuals or down the PDF version. I've been doing this for years, and I have 15.0GB for 15,029 manuals. Virtually everything comes with some kind of a manual, and having them available at the click of a mouse makes them very easy to find.
4. If you want to go from your active computer to BIOS to make changes, do this. Right click on the Desktop and click on New > Shortcut. Type this as the name of the shortcut: cmd.exe k shutdown /r /fw /t 1/. Clicking on that should restart your computer in BIOS.
5. Larger and smaller text. Hold down the CTRL key and scroll up or down with the mouse wheel to increase or decrease the size of the text on the screen. CTRL-0 will set it back to the default.
6. If you are going to turn the computer off and then on again, wait a minute before turning it back on.
7. Type a special character before a file name to put it at or near the top of a list. For example, use @ or ! or % and see what happens. I use this all the time.

There are some others that I don't understand, didn't copy correctly, or are unimportant (in my opinion).

I got these from ThioJoe on YouTube.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YMkb6drqBDI