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castle96

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castle96

"If you don't know where to paste it, click on the windows logo (probably bottom left of the screen) and type WORDPAD (and press enter). That will open Wordpad, so right click on that and select paste."

ok done that, can see it. Whatdo I do with it now, to paste somewhere or to save for future use

flaneurs_lobster

Here's a guide from PC Mag (bless!) https://uk.pcmag.com/windows-xp-2/122479/how-to-take-screenshots-in-windows-10

googler

castle96 said:

"If you don't know where to paste it, click on the windows logo (probably bottom left of the screen) and type WORDPAD (and press enter). That will open Wordpad, so right click on that and select paste."

ok done that, can see it. Whatdo I do with it now, to paste somewhere or to save for future use

As I stated above, paste into whichever app you want to use it in, or into an image editing app and save it from there as an image file for later use. 

EssexExile

On mine: pressing Windows key + PrtScn saves it to screenshots in pictures in file explorer.

spud17

^^^ This!

EssexExile has got it correct for Windows 10.
Also, no need to create 'Screenshots' folder, the folder is automatically created the first time you use Win + PrntScrn, it will save as *.png.

Another thing, if you move the Screenshots folder to a completely different location, Windows 10 will still find it.

Symbolic link????

RG2015

On a PC, press PrtSc then open a new Word or Paint file and press paste or right click paste.

Jenni_D

EssexExile said:

On mine: pressing Windows key + PrtScn saves it to screenshots in pictures in file explorer.

On W11 this takes a screenshot of all monitors. Using ALT+Winkey+PrtScn saves a screenshot of the in-focus window to the Xbox Game Bar, whose location for saves is "C:\Users\<UserName>\Videos\Captures".