If the “Print Screen” key has “Print Screen” listed below another line of text, you will need to hold down your computer’s Fn key while pressing the key for it to work properly. If your keyboard does not have any keys like this, you can emulate the Print Screen button by pressing the Fn and Insert keys at the same time. [1] X Research source

If the “Print Screen” key has “Print Screen” listed below another line of text, you will need to hold down your computer’s Fn key while pressing the key for it to work properly. If your keyboard does not have any keys like this, you can emulate the Print Screen button by pressing the Fn and Insert keys at the same time. [1] X Research source

If the “Print Screen” key has “Print Screen” listed below another line of text, you will need to hold down your computer’s Fn key while pressing the key for it to work properly. If your keyboard does not have any keys like this, you can emulate the Print Screen button by pressing the Fn and Insert keys at the same time. [1] X Research source

If there is any personal information on the screen, make sure you don’t capture the screenshot and share it with others.

To find your Screenshots folder, just type screenshots into the Windows Search bar and click the Screenshots folder when it appears. The name of the image contains the date it was taken. If your Print Screen key requires you to also press the Fn key to use it, press that as well. This is used only when the Print Screen key is shared with another key function.

If the “Print Screen” key has “Print Screen” listed below another line of text, you will need to hold down your computer’s Fn key while pressing the key for it to work properly. If your keyboard does not have any keys like this, you can emulate the Print Screen button by pressing the Fn and Insert keys at the same time.

If the “Print Screen” key has “Print Screen” listed below another line of text, you will need to hold down your computer’s Fn key while pressing the key for it to work properly. If your keyboard does not have any keys like this, you can emulate the Print Screen button by pressing the Fn and Insert keys at the same time.

If the “Print Screen” key has “Print Screen” listed below another line of text, you will need to hold down your computer’s Fn key while pressing the key for it to work properly. If your keyboard does not have any keys like this, you can emulate the Print Screen button by pressing the Fn and Insert keys at the same time.

Don’t navigate away from the window after opening it. To make sure the window remains in focus, click its title bar at the top.

If your Print Screen key requires you to also press the Fn key to use it, press that as well. This is only necessary if your Print Screen key is shared with another key function.

If you’d prefer not to save your screenshot as an image to your computer, you can just paste it into a file, email message, or into virtually any other app by clicking the desired location and pressing Ctrl + V.

If you’d prefer not to save your screenshot as an image to your computer, you can just paste it into a file, email message, or into virtually any other app by clicking the desired location and pressing Ctrl + V.

If you’d prefer not to save your screenshot as an image to your computer, you can just paste it into a file, email message, or into virtually any other app by clicking the desired location and pressing Ctrl + V.