How to enable and use alt-underline keyboard shortcuts in Windows 10

 In Windows 10, underline the keyboard shortcut is a tools that has been around for a time it enables you to fast navigate through menus and select items from apps without having to use the mouse. Before version, the underline entry function was enabled by default, but now it is a tool it's you need to turn on manual way. If you want to dial in some of your productivity, Windows 10 lets you enable the Alt-Underline keyboard shortcut feature through the ease of access settings.

In this Windows 10 guide, we'll show you simple steps to enable (disable) the underline shortcut to quickly navigate through menus and select items.

To enable the ability to use underline shortcuts in Windows 10, follow these steps:

Open settings.

Click to enter easily.

Click on the keyboard.

Under "how to change the keyboard shortcuts works" settings, turn on the underline access key when the available toggle change is available.

After you complete the steps, supported applications will include menus and items with the Alt key as well as a character that you can use to select the option.
If you want to disable the feature, you can use the same instructions as above, but in Step 4, make sure to turn off the toggle switch.

To use the underlines access the keys in Windows 10

To use underline shortcuts in Windows 10, follow these steps:

Open start.

Search for an software - for example, Notepad.

Press the Alt key to select the item and the letter with the underline.

Example, press the Alt key + E key and will open the "Edit" menu in the Notepad. Then in the menu, note the underline characters that indicates the corresponding key to the choice you can select by pressing the "Alt" key.

While this is a standard tool in desktop software likes Notepad, Chrome, Firefox and Control Panel, it may not be available for all the programs, especially modern software.