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“Screenshot” – Vietnamese is a screenshot. This feature is especially useful when you want to share what’s on your screen with others, such as if you’re a tech support person or are creating a technology website like wikiHow! This article will show you some ways to take screenshots on Windows 10.
- Before you start : Make sure that the arrangement and layout of the content on the screen is to your liking. Close all the windows that you don’t want to capture. Make sure the screen you want to capture is not obstructed by anything.
Steps
Take a screenshot full screen (keyboard shortcut)
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Press the key combination ⊞ Win + ⎙ PrtScr . The screen will dim for a moment.
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Locate the screenshot.
- Open File Explorer.
- Select Pictures from the left pane.
- Go to the “Screenshots” folder.
- Open the screenshot. The final screenshot will have the largest number compared to the others in the folder. The screenshot will be saved with the following name: “Screenshot (#)”.
Capture an open window
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Click the window that you want to capture. Click the title bar to select the window.
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Press Alt + ⎙ PrtScr key combination. The screenshot will be copied to the clipboard.
- On some other devices, you may need to press Alt + Fn + ⎙ PrtScr .
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Open Paint. You can find it in the search bar/taskbar icon.
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Paste photo. Click Paste or press Ctrl + V .
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Crop photo. Press the Crop button from the top ribbon. You can also right-click the photo and select the Crop action.
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Save file. Press File > Save or Ctrl + S .
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Choose a save location (optional).
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Set a custom name for the file (optional). By default, the file name will be “Untitled”.
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Change the save file type (optional). Click the drop-down next to “Save as type:”. The default and highest quality option is PNG.
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Click Save .
Use Snipping Top
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Find Snipping Top. Click the Start menu and type Snipping Top into the Search box.
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Open Snipping Top. Click the icon that appears in the results panel to open the application. This utility allows you to capture any specific area of the screen.
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Click the down arrow next to New . You will see four screen capture and action options like: “Free-form Snip”, “Rectangular Snip”, “Window Snip” and “Full” -screen Snip” (Cut full screen).
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Select New to dim the screen, the mouse pointer will change to a + sign. Drag the mouse to select the area you want to capture. The visible screen area is the selected part.
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Save screen image. Click Save or click File > Save as to save the screenshot to your computer.
Using Windows Ink Workspace
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Open Windows Ink Workspace. Press the key combination ⊞ Win + W . Or, click or tap the pen-shaped icon located in the notification area. [1] X Windows Ink Workspace Research Source will open.
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Select “Screen sketch”.
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Save. Click the Save button in the upper right.
Things you need
- Windows 10 devices
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wikiHow is a “wiki” site, which means that many of the articles here are written by multiple authors. To create this article, 10 people, some of whom are anonymous, have edited and improved the article over time.
This article has been viewed 2,659 times.
“Screenshot” – Vietnamese is a screenshot. This feature is especially useful when you want to share what’s on your screen with others, such as if you’re a tech support person or are creating a technology website like wikiHow! This article will show you some ways to take screenshots on Windows 10.
- Before you start : Make sure that the arrangement and layout of the content on the screen is to your liking. Close all the windows that you don’t want to capture. Make sure the screen you want to capture is not obstructed by anything.
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