There are several ways to take a screenshot on your PC. The most versatile though is probably Microsoft’s Snipping Tool, which lets you save your entire screen or a free-form screenshot.

Use the Windows + PrtSc keys to take a screenshot on your PC. When you press both keys together, your screen darkens and takes a full ...

Learn how to take screenshots on Windows using built-in options like the Snipping Tool, Print Screen shortcuts and the Xbox Game Bar.

DigitalTrends How to take a screenshot with the Snipping Tool The best native method for taking a screenshot in Windows is using the Snipping Tool.

To take a screenshot without opening the bar first, use the keyboard shortcut Windows + Alt + Print Screen. (You may also need to hold the Function key simultaneously if you're on a laptop keyboard).

You can take a screenshot in Windows 11 in a few different ways. Some of them will be familiar to anyone who's taken a screenshot on Windows before.

Want a snapshot of a digital sketch, system error, or the entire Windows desktop? We show you how to take a screenshot in Windows 10.

Take a screenshot in Windows XP There are only two ways to take a screenshot in Windows XP. A tap of the Print Screen button will copy an image of your entire screen. This image must then be ...

Windows 10 offers many ways to take screenshots without the need for third-party tools, and in this guide, I'll show you how—even using Copilot.

Several ways you can take screenshots in Windows 11/10. Use PrtScr, Win+PrtScr, Win-Shift-S, Snipping Tool, Microsoft Snip, freeware, Win+Vol, etc.

Taking screenshots in Windows 11 is even smarter with its version of the Snipping Tool. Here, though, we're concerned with how to take a screenshot in Microsoft Windows 10.

How to Take a Screenshot in Windows 10 It’s a basic task, but you might be surprised at how many options you have for capturing and saving images from your screen in Windows 10.