IT Support | How to Take Screenshot on Windows | Snippy Tool | Windows

In this tutorial video, you'll learn how to capture screenshots on a Windows computer using built-in methods. Whether you're using Windows 10, Windows 8, or Windows 7, we've got you covered with easy-to-follow steps.

Intro:
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Method 1: Snipping Tool

Step 1:
The Snipping Tool is a built-in screenshot utility in Windows. To access it, simply search for "Snipping Tool" in the Windows search bar.

Step 2:
Once open, click on "New" to start capturing a screenshot. You can select different snip types, including free-form, rectangular, window, or full-screen.

Step 3:
Click and drag to select the area you want to capture. Release the mouse button to take the screenshot.

Step 4:
After capturing the screenshot, you can annotate it using the available tools. Then, click on "File" and "Save As" to save the screenshot to your desired location.

Method 2: Snip & Sketch

Step 1:
Windows 10 introduced a newer tool called Snip & Sketch. You can find it by searching for "Snip & Sketch" in the Windows search bar.

Step 2:
Click on "New" to start the snipping process. Similar to the Snipping Tool, you can choose between various snip types.

Step 3:
Drag to select the area you want to capture. Once selected, the screenshot will open in the Snip & Sketch editor.

Step 4:
You can use the editor's tools to draw, highlight, or crop the screenshot. Click on the floppy disk icon to save your edited screenshot.

Method 3: Print Screen (PrtScn)

Step 1:
For a quick full-screen screenshot, locate the "PrtScn" or "Print Screen" key on your keyboard.

Step 2:
Press the "PrtScn" key. This will capture the entire screen.

Step 3:
To capture only the active window, press "Alt" + "PrtScn" instead.

Step 4:
Open an image editing software like Paint or Photoshop, then paste the screenshot using "Ctrl" + "V." Edit and save the screenshot as needed.