screenshots

Windows 11 gives you more ways than ever to capture what’s on your screen — from a single-key full-screen snap to precise region captures and even short screen recordings — and most of them are built into the OS. This guide distills all working methods, explains where screenshots go, fixes...

Microsoft’s Edge Canary is quietly getting smarter about screenshots: the browser’s Copilot sidebar can now capture a selected portion of your screen, open Edge’s built‑in screenshot editor, and insert that capture directly into the Copilot composer so you can ask about it without leaving the...

If you've just moved to Windows 11 or are trying to shave seconds off daily workflows, mastering the OS's screenshot tools is one of the simplest productivity wins you can make—Windows 11 bundles at least seven practical capture methods (from the revamped Snipping Tool to hardware button combos...

Snipping Tool in Windows now saves many captures automatically by default, but you can stop it from doing that in a few clicks — and there are important caveats to know about when and why the option may or may not appear on your PC. Background Windows’ built‑in Snipping Tool has evolved from a...

Logging in to a Microsoft account gives you single‑sign‑on access to Outlook, OneDrive, Teams, Xbox, Microsoft 365 apps and a raft of cloud conveniences — but doing it securely and predictably across Windows PCs, consoles and mobile devices requires a clear, step‑by‑step approach and awareness...

Microsoft has begun rolling out Gaming Copilot — a voice-enabled, context-aware AI assistant — into the Windows 11 Game Bar and will extend the feature to the Xbox mobile app in October, bringing in-game help, achievement tracking, and on‑screen analysis directly to PC players aged 18 and over...

Microsoft has quietly reworked the Xbox app on Windows 11 into a genuine one‑stop hub for PC gaming, and the implications reach well beyond a refreshed launcher: the app now aggregates installed titles from multiple storefronts, lets you launch non‑Microsoft games without opening third‑party...

Microsoft is bringing a major workflow improvement to the Snipping Tool: a new “Quick markup” mode that lets you annotate screenshots before they're captured, plus simultaneous updates to Paint and Notepad that push these long-neglected utilities toward more advanced, productivity-focused use...

The moment you switch a daily driver from Windows to Ubuntu, certain expectations—system-level conveniences you didn’t notice until they vanished—quickly become obvious. A recent first‑person piece catalogued four Windows conveniences the author missed after moving to Ubuntu: a one‑click system...

PowerToys already solves dozens of small-but-annoying Windows problems for power users, and the five wishlist items proposed by the community capture practical, high-impact improvements that could make the suite even more indispensable. Background / Overview PowerToys began life as a set of...

Windows 11 gives you more ways to capture your screen than most users realize — from the classic Print Screen key to a modern Snipping Tool with OCR and video capture — and the short, practical guide in the AOL piece distills seven quick methods for everyday use while also surfacing a few recent...

Screenshots are one of those tiny productivity tools that repay learning a hundredfold: capture an error message, save a receipt, illustrate a how‑to, or document a configuration in seconds. On HP laptops running Windows 11, you have multiple ways to capture the screen — from the simple Print...

Windows provides a surprising number of ways to capture your screen, from the quick-and-dirty Print Screen key to a full-featured Snipping Tool that now includes OCR and video recording — this guide explains each native option, shows when to reach for third‑party tools, and evaluates risks and...

Windows keyboard shortcuts are the one productivity habit that pays compound interest: learn a handful, and those seconds saved per action add up to hours reclaimed every week. The ZDNET roundup of "45+ Windows keyboard shortcuts I use to instantly boost my productivity" presents a compact...

Windows shortcuts aren’t a gimmick—they’re the difference between fumbling through menus and moving at the speed of thought, and ZDNET’s “Master these 48 Windows keyboard shortcuts and finish work early” is a concise reminder that a measured investment in muscle memory returns daily time...

Chromebooks don’t use a Windows key or a traditional Print Screen button, but capturing your screen is still fast and flexible — whether you prefer a single keypress, the on-screen Screen Capture tool, voice control, an external keyboard, or a browser extension. This guide consolidates every...

Windows 11 hides a surprising number of practical, time-saving features behind ordinary keystrokes and system apps — and five of the most useful tricks are deceptively simple to learn. The short list widely shared in recent coverage (keyboard shortcuts, Focus/Focus Sessions, keyboard-driven...

Microsoft’s official guidance on the “Print Screen” key has been quietly refreshed, and it confirms a simple truth Windows fans have felt for years: there’s more than one “right” way to capture your screen—and the defaults continue to evolve across Windows 10 and Windows 11. From Win+PrtScn...

Based on the referenced News9live article, Microsoft has indeed changed the traditional PrintScreen (PrtScn) functionality in Windows 11, making it less straightforward than before. Here’s a summary of the key points: What Changed? Old Behavior: Pressing PrtScn instantly copied a screenshot of...

For years, Microsoft’s Snipping Tool has been an essential yet oddly incomplete utility in Windows—a familiar friend for quickly capturing snippets of the desktop, but one that always seemed content to leave users wanting just a little more. While its basic functionality is lauded for ease of...