Screenshots are incredibly helpful for capturing images on your Windows desktop, but the method for taking one on a Windows laptop or PC may not be immediately obvious if you haven't done it before.

There are several ways to take screenshots on a Windows 11 or 10 computer, from simple keyboard shortcuts and the built-in Snipping Tool to dedicated third-party apps. These methods make it quick ...

Taking a screenshot on Windows OS is simple but tricky. You can use various methods to capture the screen and save it in your system. This article explores different ways to capture screenshots on ...

Turn on Add border to each screenshot. Select a color for the border. Set border thickness. Let us see this in detail. Type ‘snip’ in the Windows Search bar and select Snipping Tool from the ...

If you need to capture a screenshot of something on your computer screen, Windows 10 offers a variety of methods for doing just that. Whether you want to save the entire screen, or just a piece of ...

Once you’ve created the Screenshots folder, you must ensure Windows knows where to save the screenshots by default. You can do that either using File Explorer or using Registry Editor.

A screenshot is handy whenever you need to show something on-screen to someone quickly. It’s also nifty for recording key parts of a lecture or meeting. It’s as easy as swiping on your screen ...

Curiously both Windows Media Center and DVD Maker appear to be gone from this build – both were (especially Media Center) loved features from Windows 7, so this quite likely is only part of the ...

After multiple delays and afterthoughts, Microsoft is now bringing Recall to more systems and CPU architectures. The new ...

That's because FireCube has posted a fake screenshot of a supposed upcoming Windows 11-based "EdgeOS" Beta. Bear in mind though that this is intentionally faked and not meant to mislead as EdgeOS ...