One day, I was just exploring the Windows 10 UI and got to know a shortcut key combination that we help us to duplicate files and folders using keyboard and mouse. So, lets begin the answer to the question: "How to outsmart your peers on shortcut to duplicate a file?"
So, when I was exploring and experimenting on Windows Explorer, I by mistake clicked on the control key while dragging a file / folder. Then a small dialogue box appeared and commented : "+ Copy to the Local Disk D" . I was amazed after seeing this. When I let go of the left mouse button, the file / folder got copied. I was still curious that does it work in document files ? So, I opened a word file, added an image to it and then pressed Ctrl Key and then dragged it with the mouse. The image got copied.
CONCLUSION
To copy any file 📄 / folder 📂 follow the steps:
1. Select the file/ folder which has to copied.
2. Press Ctrl key.
3. Drag the object using the mouse.
4. The object will successfully get copied to the desired location.
Video: https://youtu.be/LzYf-DvhTuA
(flattened).png "MS WORD 2010 INTERFACE")
