There are several convenient ways to take screenshots in Windows 11 (and 10), both of the whole screen and of selected parts. Here's how to go about it.

Windows offers several built-in ways to take screenshots. Sure, you can just hit the Prt Scrn button on your keyboard to ...

Taking screenshots is a great way to share what's on your screen, save a reminder for later, or copy something that can't be downloaded. Here's how to do it.

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.

While we are covering the methods of how to take screenshots in Windows 11/10, we will also be talking about some tools that may help you take good and accurate screenshots.

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.

We’ve put together a comprehensive guide to taking a screenshot on the most popular phone, tablet, PC and gaming platforms, from iOS and macOS to Windows and Android.

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).

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From keyboard shortcuts to built-in apps, there's plenty of ways to take screenshots on a Windows 10 PC.

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.

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.