1. Shortcut keys PrtSc, Prnt Scr, Print Sc (Print Screen)
The PrtScn key on your keyboard allows capturing the entire screen and saving it to the clipboard. After capturing, you can paste the image into programs like Paint, Word, or email by pressing Ctrl + V.
2. Shortcut key Alt + PrtScn
Use the key combination Alt + PrtScn to capture the active window and save it to the clipboard. After capturing, you can also paste the image into any program that supports image pasting.
3. Shortcut key Windows + PrtScn
The key combination Windows + PrtScn will capture the entire screen and automatically save the image to the Screenshots folder in Pictures. This saves you time because there's no need to paste and save manually.
4. Keyboard shortcut Windows + Shift + S
Press Windows + Shift + S to open the Snip & Sketch tool, which allows you to select a specific area of the screen to capture. After taking a photo, the photo will be saved to the clipboard and you can paste it into other programs.
5. Shortcut key Windows + G
Use Windows + G to open Xbox Game Bar, a useful tool for gamers. Here, you can take screenshots or record screen videos. Just tap the camera icon to take a screenshot.
6. Shortcut key Windows + Alt + PrtScn
This key combination will take a photo of the active window and save it to the Videos/Captures folder in your user account. This is a feature of the Xbox Game Bar.
7. Snipping Tool and Snip & Sketch
In addition to the above shortcuts, Windows 10 also provides two convenient screen capture tools: Snipping Tool and Snip & Sketch. You can open them by searching the Start Menu and use them to capture the full screen, window, or custom area.
Proficient use of these shortcuts will help you save time and improve work efficiency on Windows 10, recording, sharing and storing information displayed on your screen. Regardless of whether you are an individual user, a gamer, a teacher, a student or a technology expert, taking screenshots of Windows 11 and Windows 10 computers can help in many different situations.