Make a Desktop Shortcut to Switch User Accounts in Windows 10 In this tutorial we’ll show you how to make a desktop shortcut for quickly switching user account in Windows 10, saving you a click or two along the way. Presto! It's fast and easy for me as a right-hander, especially when I have a cookie in my left hand.Looking for a straightforward way to switch user accounts? Normally we can switch between users by clicking the user name icon on the top left of Start Menu and then selecting another account from the list. They also have the advantage of being on the right side of the keyboard, just centimeters away from my right hand. I found, in my own case, that F13 and F14 were being underutilized. Then press your desired key (or key combination). To change the shortcut, double click the current choice on the right side. The solution is found in System Preferences > Keyboard > Shortcuts > Mission Control By default, it looks like this: It only takes a second, but when I did it over and over, it became an annoyance. In order to exercise the default operation of CTRL + right arrow or CTRL + left arrow, I have to lift my left hand and locate the CTRL key. What I discovered in my own case is that my left hand, resting over the left side of the Apple aluminum keyboard, covers all the special function keys.
I have found that to be inconvenient at times, and so I looked into how to change the shortcut key that changes Spaces. The default way to move between Spaces is with CTRL plus, simultaneously, the right or left arrow key. In OS X, we can have up to 16 desktop Spaces.
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