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My work has provided me with a smaller keyboard with no numpad due to musculoskeletal problems. I have one at home so I didn't think this would be an issue, however the new one has no Windows key, which I have not seen before.
The keyboard is a Logitech Logitech K380
I do a lot of programming and analysis work so I often have many windows from various software open at once across multiple screens, and I rely on the Win+D shortcut to access the desktop without closing or minimizing each window in turn. Is there any way of doing something similar on this keyboard?
(I don't have admin rights at work and can't even install new software myself, so workarounds requiring editing registry files etc. are probably not going to be possible.)
4I have similar Logitech keyboard and start|alt+D does the same as Win+D – pun – 2020-01-03T09:43:49.263
29From looking at it, I would have thought "Start" by itself was the Windows key?... – user1686 – 2020-01-03T11:52:09.557
1A keyboard with round buttons like that looks almost edritch, as if designed by Chthulhu itself. What a interesting piece of hardware! – T. Sar – 2020-01-03T17:59:43.317
"Start" is just another name for the windows key used on some keyboards. The menu that opens when you press that button is called "The Start Menu" because in older version of windows, (through Windows XP) it said "Start". – JPhi1618 – 2020-01-03T18:55:24.770
Pressing
alt + ↓
will restore down, and minimize windows one-by-one. It's not all at once like you were asking, but it saves having to click them individually. – maxathousand – 2020-01-03T19:18:14.483