How do i take screenshots on windows 10 laptop

nathandev

Recently got a new laptop, no idea how to take screenshots (says to do windows key + g key but that's not working) could anyone help, please? Mac user

emptybox

Use the Snipping Tool utility.

DoaM

Do you have a PrtSc (Print Screen) button? Press it to copy the whole screen (or screens if you have multiple monitors), open Paint and press Ctrl + V to paste it in. Save the file. Pres Alt + PrtSc to take a screenshot of only the highlighted aplication.

Or use the Snipping Tool as mentioned above.

Edit: Sorry - missed the Mac User comment at the end of the OP.

Chino

nathandev wrote: »

could anyone help, please? Mac user

Whenever people ask questions like this it makes me think that somebody should invent some sort of online search facility or "search engine", whereby people could type in questions like this, the "search engine" searches the internet for web pages that match the question and displays the pages it finds as a list of "search results". The user could click on each result to access the underlying web page.

However, it probably wouldn't catch on…

ballyblack

http://bfy.tw/3c1x

Neil_Jones

Chino wrote: »

Whenever people ask questions like this it makes me think that somebody should invent some sort of online search facility or "search engine", whereby people could type in questions like this, the "search engine" searches the internet for web pages that match the question and displays the pages it finds as a list of "search results". The user could click on each result to access the underlying web page.

However, it probably wouldn't catch on…

Perhaps we could name it after Googol, a large number of ten to the power of 100 which could be the number of web pages that will be scanned by this sorcery sounding "search engine" of which you speak.

RumRat

Then we could disband the forum, as no one could ask a question that didn't have an answer in this Googol.......Great idea...:T

mart44

Or give an answer to the question and so come up in the list of helpful results for people to find on Googol.


I'd use the 'Print Screen' key way as suggested by DoaM.

arrallas

Win + Shift + s keys

dipsomaniac

snipping tool has been/is being replaced by snip and sketch

Raxiel

DoaM wrote: »

Do you have a PrtSc (Print Screen) button? Press it to copy the whole screen (or screens if you have multiple monitors), open Paint and press Ctrl + V to paste it in. Save the file. Pres Alt + PrtSc to take a screenshot of only the highlighted aplication.

Or use the Snipping Tool as mentioned above.

Edit: Sorry - missed the Mac User comment at the end of the OP.

Assuming the 'Mac User' bit refers to familiarity, and it is indeed windows 10 we're talking about. If Onedrive is signed in you can configure it to automatically save a screenshot direct to a file when the print screen key is pressed


https://support.office.com/en-us/article/save-screenshots-to-onedrive-automatically-d04df71c-1cb0-4ad6-9f9c-b08494d79d6a