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.

Taking a screenshot is relatively straightforward, but there are smarter ways to do it. Windows 11’s screen capture tools are a lot more advanced than the ones Windows 10 offers.

You can also check my previous guide with all the different ways you can use the Snipping Tool app to take screenshots on Windows 11. Chrome DevTools If you're willing to follow some extra steps ...

If you want to take a screenshot on Windows 11, hit the Windows Key + Shift + R. You should see a small drop-down menu at the top of your screen, and your cursor will turn into a crosshair.

There are several ways to take screenshots on a Windows 11 or 10 computer, from simple keyboard shortcuts and the built-in Snipping Tool to dedicated third-party apps. These methods make it quick ...

You can use the rectangle, freeform, and the option to screenshot a specific window. In this how-to guide, I'll explain the steps to take screenshots but only from a selected area, not in full ...

Good news for those not happy with Windows 10 and 11 taking screenshots in complete silence. As it turned out, Microsoft's desktop OS has a hidden setting for enabling screenshot sounds.

Windows first transfers the screenshot to the clipboard and then saves it in PNG format with the current date as the file name in the OneDrive folder “PicturesScreenshots”.