There are three ways to use Print Screen: Print Screen alone: This copies the entire desktop to your clipboard, but doesn't ...

Microsoft is poised to make the first major change to Print Screen functionality in years. In the latest Insider builds of Windows 11, the Print Screen button activates the built-in Snipping Tool.

With most of the Print Screen shortcuts and the Snipping Tool shortcut, Windows copies screenshots to the clipboard. From here, you can paste and save the images wherever you need them, such as in ...

However, a forthcoming Windows 11 update may change things somewhat. Update KB5025310 will set your system so that if you pressed the Print screen key, you will instead get the Snipping Tool, a ...

To print the entire screen, you can use Win+Shift+S and select the entire screen using your mouse. You can also open the Snipping Tool on your computer and choose the Full-screen mode option.

Windows' built-in screenshot tools have changed, from the Snipping Tool to Windows 10's Snip & Sketch back to Windows 11's Snipping tool, but the Print Screen key kept on doing the same thing.

For many Windows users, the only screen-capture tools they'll ever need are the Print Screen key (in conjunction with the Alt key when they want to capture only the active window) and Windows' own ...

In an upcoming update, the Print Screen key will be changed to launch the Snipping Tool instead. Luckily, Microsoft will allow users to switch back to the old behavior if they want to.

3. You can choose to copy your selection to the clipboard, e-mail it to someone, or annotate it with pen and highlighter tools. 4. To print your screenshot, you need to first save your file. Click ...

To print what you see on your screen, you first have to capture a screenshot. The easiest way to do this without running a screenshot tool is to use the keyboard shortcut: Windows Key plus PrtScn ...

You can change the default save location for screenshots captured using Windows + Print Screen or the Snipping Tool on Windows. Here's how to do it: Press Windows + E to open the File Explorer.