The old screenshot standard still exists in Windows 10. Press the PrtScn (or Prt Scr ) button on your keyboard and your entire screen (or screens, in a multi-monitor setup) is copied to the clipboard.

Windows tablet owners can take a screenshot by pressing both the Windows button and Volume-down key at the same time. You will find the image in the Screenshots folder in the Pictures library.

How to take screenshots with Snip & Sketch in Windows 10 Snip & Sketch is the older version of Microsoft’s snipping utility and though it's been replaced by the Snipping Tool, it is still usable ...

Here’s how to take a screenshot on a PC, including instructions for Windows 11 machines and older, Windows 7 devices, too. How to take a screenshot of the entire screen.

How to take a screenshot in Windows 11 with Print Screen. The quickest and easiest way to take a no-frills screenshot in Windows 11 is to use its built-in keyboard shortcut.

We show you how to take a screenshot in Windows 10. Our guide provides several ways to take a screenshot ranging from the standard Print Screen key to utilizing Microsoft’s OneDrive platform.

How to screenshot in Windows 11. Before we begin, note that this guide is specifically for folks using Windows 11. If you're using Windows 10, ...

How to create a screenshot and automatically save it as a file in Windows 8. In the past, the built-in method to create a screenshot in Windows was to use Alt+PrintScreen or PrintScreen to copy a ...

How to find Steam screenshots folder If you are interested in navigating to the screenshot folder in the simplest ways possible, then the tips below should help: Edit your Steam settings ...

Find the Steam screenshot folder on any PC and you'll be able to quickly and easily share your most triumphant gaming moments with family and friends. Skip to main content.

Microsoft Windows has had screen-printing capabilities since the first PCs in the 1980s (their text-based option differed from today’s raster screenshots). Windows 10 introduced new ways to take ...

Another way to take screenshots is by using a third-party screen capture tool. Our favorite screenshot app at PCMag is Snagit. Snagit has at least one major benefit over Windows’ built-in ...