Using Window's built-in screenshot function is a quick and simple way to capture screenshots without needing any additional software.

Using the Print Screen (PrtScn) Key:

1. Capture the Entire Screen:

- Press the PrtScn key on your keyboard. This will capture your entire screen.

- Open an image editor (like Paint) or a document, then press Ctrl + V to paste the screenshot.

- Save the image to your computer.

2. Capture the Active Window:

- Click on the window you want to capture.

- Press Alt + PrtScn. This will capture only the active window.

- Paste the image into an image editor and save it.

3. Capture a Specific Area (Windows 10/11):

- Press Windows Key + Shift + S.

- Your screen will dim, and a small toolbar will appear.

- Select the area you want to capture with your mouse.

- The screenshot will be saved to your clipboard, and you can paste it into an image editor or directly into a document.

B. Using the Snipping Tool or Snip & Sketch (Windows 10/11):

1. Open the Snipping Tool (on older versions) or Snip & Sketch (on Windows 10/11).

- Search for it in the Start menu.

2. Select the area to capture:

- Choose between Rectangular, Freeform, Window, or Full-Screen snips.

3. Save the screenshot:

- Once captured, click the Save button to save the screenshot locally.

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