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This article shows you how to capture what’s on your HP computer’s screen. By default, all HP computers run Windows, so you’ll use the Windows method to do this.

Using the keyboard on Windows 8 and 10

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Search for “Print Screen” key ⎙ PrtScr . The “Print Screen” key is located in the upper-right corner of the keyboard, next to the Delete key.

  • If your keyboard has a number pad on the right, you’ll find the prt sc key to the left of the top row of keys in the number pad area.
  • Note that the word “prt sc” (or something similar) can be at the top or bottom of the key. If it’s at the bottom of the key, below another letter, you’ll probably need to use the Fn key as well.
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Find the “Windows” key ⊞ Win . This key with the Windows logo is usually located in the lower right corner of the keyboard.
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Look for the Fn key if needed. If the text “prt sc” is at the bottom of the key and below some other text rather than at the top of the key, you’ll need to use the Fn key to force the computer to use the screen capture feature.

  • Usually you will find the Fn key in the lower left corner of the keyboard.
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Make sure that the screen is showing what you want to capture. Go to the page or program you want to take a screenshot of.
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Hold down the ⊞ Win key. Make sure you do this in the next step as well.

  • If the word “prt sc” is below another text on the Print Screen key, you need to hold the Fn key as well.
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Press and hold the ⎙ PrtScr key. You only need to do this in about a second.

  • Make sure you are holding down the ⊞ Win key during this operation.
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Release all keys when the screen becomes dim for a moment. This shows that Windows captured what was on the screen.

  • If the screen doesn’t dim, try releasing the prt sc key and then pressing it again. If that still doesn’t work, you’ll need to either hold down the Fn key if you forgot to do so, or release the Fn key and try again if you’re already holding it.
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See screenshot. You can view screenshots in the “Pictures” folder by following these steps:

  • Open File Explorer
    Windows File Explorer

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    .

  • Click the Pictures folder on the left side of the window.
  • Double-click the “Screenshots” folder in the “Pictures” window.
  • Double-click the screenshot.

Use the keyboard on any version of Windows

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Search for “Print Screen” key ⎙ PrtScr . The “Print Screen” key is located in the upper-right corner of the keyboard, right next to the Delete key.

  • If your keyboard has a number pad on the right, you’ll find the prt sc key to the left of the top row of keys in the number pad area.
  • Note that the word “prt sc” (or something similar) can be at the top or bottom of the key. If it’s at the bottom of the key, below another letter, you’ll probably need to use the Fn key as well.
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Find the Fn key if needed. If the text “prt sc” is at the bottom of the key and below something other than the top of the key, you need to use the Fn key to tell the computer to use the screen capture feature.

  • Usually you will find the Fn key in the lower left corner of the keyboard.
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Make sure that the screen is showing what you want to capture. Go to the page or program you want to take a screenshot of.
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Press the ⎙ PrtScr key. This is the step to copy the screenshot to the computer’s clipboard. [1]

  • You won’t see any indication that the screen has been captured.
  • If the word “prt sc” is below another text on the Print Screen key, you need to hold the Fn key as well.
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Open the Start menu Windows Start

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. Click the Windows icon in the lower left corner of the screen.

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Open Paint. Type paint , then click Paint at the top of the Start menu.
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Paste the screenshot in. Press Ctrl + V to do this. The screenshot will appear in the Paint window.

  • You can also click the Paste profile-clip icon in the upper-left corner of the Paint window to paste the screenshot.
  • If the screenshot hasn’t been pasted, you may need to redo and take a screenshot while holding down the Fn key (or without holding Fn if you’ve held it down before).
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Click File . This option is located in the upper left corner of the screen. After clicking, a drop-down menu will be displayed.
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Point to Save as . This option is in the File drop-down menu. A menu will appear.
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Select an image format. Click PNG or JPEG in the menu that appears. After clicking, the File Explorer window will appear.

  • Ideally, use the PNG format because PNG files do not lose quality over time (unlike JPEG files). However, JPEG files will take up much less storage space on the hard drive.
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Enter the name of the file. Type whatever name you want to give the screenshot into the “File name” text box near the bottom of the window.
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Select a save location. Click the folder where you want to save the file on the left side of the window.
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Click Save . This button is at the bottom of the window. This is the step to save the screenshot to the selected folder.

Using Snipping Top

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Open the Start menu Windows Start

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. Click the Windows icon in the lower left corner of the screen.

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Open Snipping Top. Type snipping top into the search bar, then click Snipping Top at the top of the Start menu.
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Set the mode to “Rectangular Snip”. Click Mode at the top of the Snipping Top window, then click Rectangular Snip in the drop-down menu that appears. This is the step to both set up Snipping Top to use the “Rectangular Snip” feature, and switch to screenshot mode.

  • In the new version, since “Rectangular Snip” is the default mode, you can simply click New on the left side of the Snipping Top window to create a new screenshot.
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Click and release the mouse on the desired part of the screen. You will see a red border around the part you are dragging..

  • If you want to capture the entire screen, you need to click and drop from the upper left corner of the screen to the lower right corner.
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Release the mouse. After you release the left mouse button, the selected portion of the screen will be captured. You should see the screenshot appear in Snipping Top.
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Save screenshot. You can save the screenshot as an image file on your computer by following these steps:

  • Click the floppy-shaped “Save” icon at the top of the Snipping Top window.
  • Enter the name of the file in the “File name” text box.
  • Select the folder where the screenshot will be saved on the left side of the window.
  • Click Save .
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    Try using different types of screenshots. When you click Mode at the top of the Snipping Top window, you’ll see a drop-down menu with multiple options like the one below, each of which can be used for a different type of screenshot:

    • Free-form snip — Allows you to select the portion of the screen you want to capture by clicking and drawing freely. Release the mouse when you have finished circling the part of the screen you want to capture.
    • Window snip — Allows you to capture an open window (such as a browser window) without mixing anything else. Click on the window you want to take a screenshot of.

    • This article shows you how to capture what’s on your HP computer’s screen. By default, all HP computers run Windows, so you’ll use the Windows method to do this.

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