It depends on the device and software you are using. It is best to google how to do it with your system ... also, you need to have a Screenshot file in your Pictures file so the system knows where to place the image. That is how most systems work.
Many Windows systems with a keyboard have a Windows key and a PrtSc / SysRq key. Holding the Windows key down and tapping the PrtSc key records the screen sot, your screen will blink letting you know it took the image.
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Mentor8 months agoHi @dowh_8076
It depends on the device and software you are using. It is best to google how to do it with your system ... also, you need to have a Screenshot file in your Pictures file so the system knows where to place the image. That is how most systems work.
Many Windows systems with a keyboard have a Windows key and a PrtSc / SysRq key. Holding the Windows key down and tapping the PrtSc key records the screen sot, your screen will blink letting you know it took the image.