Navigation shortcuts that dramatically streamline PowerShell command-line work with precise movement operations by word, line, and screen

Ctrl+→

Move Word Right

Moves the cursor to the next word.

💡 Hint: Ctrl+Right arrow

🎯 Enables quick position changes in long commands with fast word-based movement

Ctrl+←

Move Word Left

Moves the cursor to the previous word.

💡 Hint: Ctrl+Left arrow

🎯 Allows fast backward movement by word when correcting parameter names or commands

Home

Move to Line Start

Moves the cursor to the beginning of the current line.

💡 Hint: Home

🎯 Instantly moves to line start when reviewing entire commands for comprehensive understanding

End

Move to Line End

Moves the cursor to the end of the current line.

💡 Hint: End

🎯 Quickly moves to line end when adding parameters to the end of commands

↑

Previous Command

Shows the previous command from history.

💡 Hint: Up arrow

🎯 Can sequentially review previously executed commands to find needed commands

↓

Next Command

Shows the next command from history.

💡 Hint: Down arrow

🎯 Can move forward when going too far back in history to reach the target command