Hi, my name is Neil, I'm an independent adviser and a Windows 10 user like you.

I'll be happy to try and answer your question.

Can I ask, do you have this key on your keyboard (see pic below)?

This is the right click key and will right click on selections too.

Let me know if you have. Almost all keyboards have this key, but I'm not sure if you do as you have said you do not have a right click button on your keyboard. So if it is this key you are referring to then this option is obviously not available to you. I had to check though.

Also, you say Shift + F10 does not work? Shift + F10 does EXACTLY the same thing as the Right Click button on a keyboard. You have said this does not work for you? Can I ask why this doesn't work? It should work since the actions are identical to the right click key.

If you can let me know that would be great, thanks.

Kindest regards,

Neil

Hello there, this is Emily.

I don't think you can do the Ctrl+Left click to do this, however, you can do the two-finger touch to do right click. Make sure it is set up though: Settings > Bluetooth & Device > Touchpad. Click on Taps to expand that section and make sure the "Tap with two fingers to right click" is checked.

Another alternative is via the keyboard entirely. Most keyboard has the ctrl key on the right that carries the context menu icon. Usually you need to hold down the Fn key and this ctrl key together to do the right click. Or Shift+F10, Shift+Fn+F10 could work too.. Just keep in mind, not all devices use the same keyboard shortcut.