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r: refresh cursor dir

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Tree navigation
p: go to parent
P: go to root
K: go to first child
J: go to last child

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Directories
o: open & close
O: recurs­ively open
x: close parent
X: close all children recurs­ively
e: explore selected dir

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Files
o: open in prev window
go: preview
t: open in new tab
T: open in new tab silently
i: open split
gi: preview split
s: open vsplit
gs: preview vsplit

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gt = next tab

gT = previous tab

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Activate the NERDTree and navigate to the directory in which the new file should live. 
Then press m to bring up the NERDTree Filesystem Menu and choose a for "add child node". 
Then simply enter the file's (or directory's name) and you're done.

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First of all launch the Run dialog box. This can be done by pressing Win+R key from anywhere in Windows 8.

2.Paste %AppData% in the Run box and select Ok.
This will generate your AppData folder structure which will appear in the address bar. Paste the following code after what is generated in the address bar:

\Microsoft\Windows\Start Menu\Programs\Startup

Next, go to the shortcut of the app that you want to put in the Startup folder. Hold the right button of the mouse and drag the shortcut of that application to the Startup folder. You will be prompted with a few options. Select Create Shortcuts here.

The shortcut of your desired applications will appear in the Startup folder. All shortcuts to apps placed within this folder will be executed automatically when Windows goes through the Startup process.

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Right click on the desktop.
Go to View.
There’s an option “Show Desktop Icons”.
Un-check it.

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cls

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 Alt+F