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How Do You Use
New to CyberLauncher? Start here with simple everyday examples to get value from the app in your first five minutes.
Pick the situation that sounds like you, follow two or three steps, and you are done. Each example links to the full guide in case you want more detail later.
You are tired of hunting through the Start menu or a crowded desktop.
- Press
Alt+Shift+Lfrom anywhere to open CyberLauncher. - Just start typing, for example
chrfinds Chrome even if you misspell it. - Press Enter to launch the highlighted result.
Tip: the more you use it, the smarter it gets. Your frequent apps rank higher automatically.
Learn more: Launch & Search
You know you saved that document somewhere but have no idea where.
- Open CyberLauncher and press Tab to enter System mode for system-wide search.
- Type part of the file name. Results group into programs, folders, and files.
- Click to open it, or right click to open its location or add it to your library.
Tip: press Tab again to go back to normal launcher mode.
Learn more: Launch & Search
You do not want yet another shortcut to memorize.
- Go to Settings, General and turn on a screen corner hotspot, for example bottom-right.
- Set a small delay like 200 ms so it never fires by accident.
- Now just push your cursor into that corner and the launcher appears.
Tip: on multiple monitors, use Follow cursor so it always opens on the screen you are looking at.
Learn more: Activation
Your app list is chaos and you always open the same 5 things.
- Create categories like Work, Games, and Tools.
- Drag apps into them, or right click an app to pin it to Favorites so it always ranks first.
- Use
Alt+1toAlt+9to jump straight to a category.
Tip: pin your daily apps to the bottom taskbar bar inside CyberLauncher for one-click access.
Learn more: Organization
You need notepad, a folder listing, or a quick system check.
- Open CyberLauncher and type
>to enter Terminal mode. - Type something like
notepad,calc,dir, orsysfor system metrics. - Press Enter to run it. Use up and down arrows to repeat previous commands.
Tip: help inside the terminal shows every built-in command.
Learn more: Launch & Search
You want an app or a reminder to pop up at a specific time.
- Open the scheduler from the system monitor section.
- Pick the app or command and set a countdown.
- The clock HUD counts down and launches it for you.
Tip: export your full setup from Settings, Backup and Data, so a new PC feels like home in one import.
Learn more: System & Monitoring, Organization
Once one of these feels natural, explore the rest at your own pace:
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