How to Take Screen-Shot For Any Windows and Laptop - Unique Hacks and Methods

1. Capture the Whole Screen:

To grab a picture of your entire screen, just press the "PrtScn" (Print Screen) key. You'll find it around the top-right of your keyboard.

2. Capture the Active Window:

If you only want the window you're currently using, press "Alt" and "PrtScn" together.

3. Snip a Specific Part of the Screen:

To capture a particular area, press "Windows Key + Shift + S." It opens a tool where you can pick the area you want to capture. You can save or copy the picture from there.

4. Using Snipping Tool (an alternative method):

Search for "Snipping Tool" in the Windows search bar, open it, and click "New." This tool lets you select and save parts of the screen.

                 

5. Using Snip & Sketch (another alternative):

Press "Windows Key + Shift + S" to open Snip & Sketch. It allows you to choose and edit the area you want to capture. You can save your screenshot afterward.

6. Using Snip & Sketch from the Taskbar (if available):

Some Windows 10 versions have Snip & Sketch in the taskbar. Click the icon, select "New," and choose what you want to capture.

7. Using the Snipping Bar (if available):

In newer Windows 10 versions, press "Windows Key + Shift + S" to use the Snipping Bar. It helps you capture a specific area and copies it to your clipboard.

8. Accessing the Clipboard (after capturing):

After taking a screenshot, you can paste it into an app like Paint, Word, or any image editor by pressing "Ctrl + V."

9. Save the Screenshot:

If you want to keep the screenshot as a file, paste it into an image editor or file explorer using "Ctrl + V" and save it with a name and format you like.

Note:  

          If all Not Working, Follow this Method:

Press Windows + PrtScn and Check Your Pictures Folder in Documents.

There you go! You've mastered the art of taking screenshots on Windows 10 using different easy methods. Pick the one that suits you best.