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How do You Take Screenshots on a Toshiba Laptop?
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Updated onOctober 4, 2023
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Taking a screenshot helps you in a situation when you wish to save a good amount of information. In place of typing and saving the information, you can simply take a screenshot and be done with it.
If you have a Toshiba laptop, then there are a bunch of different ways to take screenshots on it. In this guide, we will show you exactly how to take a screenshot on a Toshiba laptop.
What are the benefits of taking a proper screenshot?
Here are a few advantages or benefits you get when you take a screenshot on your PC.
How can I take a screenshot on a Toshiba laptop?
Take a screenshot on Windows 11
Taking about the usual way of taking a screenshot, you can make use of thePrintScrbutton on your keyboard.
Pressing theFn+PrintScrbutton will take a screenshot of the entire screen. If you wish to take a screenshot of a particular window, then you need to pressAlt+PrintScr.
Windows operating system comes with a bunch of essential tools one of which is the Snipping Tool. Using this tool, you can easily capture a screenshot and save it on your PC.
It also features some other editing tools to finalize your screenshots and make them send-ready. You can choose the option to take a rectangle screenshot, an oval screenshot, etc., and also capture a part of the region you wish to capture.
Take a screenshot on Windows 10
Taking about the usual way of taking a screenshot, you can make use of thePrintScrbutton on your keyboard.
Pressing theFn+PrintScrbutton will take a screenshot of the entire screen. If you wish to take a screenshot of a particular window, then you need to pressAlt+PrintScr.
Windows operating system comes with a bunch of essential tools one of which is the Snipping Tool. Using this tool, you can easily capture a screenshot and save it on your PC.
It also features some other editing tools to finalize your screenshots and make them send-ready. You can choose the option to take a rectangle screenshot, an oval screenshot, etc., and also capture a part of the region you wish to capture.
Take a screenshot on Windows 7
Taking about the usual way of taking a screenshot, you can make use of thePrintScrbutton on your keyboard.
Pressing theFn+PrintScrbutton will take a screenshot of the entire screen. If you wish to take a screenshot of a particular window, then you need to pressAlt+PrintScr.
Windows operating system comes with a bunch of essential tools one of which is the Snipping Tool. Using this tool, you can easily capture a screenshot and save it on your PC.
It also features some other editing tools to finalize your screenshots and make them send-ready. You can choose the option to take a rectangle screenshot, an oval screenshot, etc., and also capture a part of the region you wish to capture.
If you are using Windows 11, then you can refer to our guide on how you cantake screenshots on Windows 11 in 4 quick ways.
In case thePrintScr button on your Toshiba laptop isn’t working, we have a guide that lists some of the effective solutions to resolve the issue.
We also have a guide on the best and easy ways toconvert screenshot into JPG formatin Windows 10.
If you are facing issues where theSnipping Tool isn’t copying images to the clipboard, then you can refer to our guide which lists some dedicated fixes. Also, we have a list of some of thebest snipping tools for your PC.
That is it from us in this guide. Let us know in the comments below, which one of the methods you are using to capture screenshots on your Toshiba laptop.
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Sagar Naresh
Sagar is a web developer and technology journalist. Currently associated with WindowsReport and SamMobile. When not writing, he is either at the gym sweating it out or playing country music on his guitar.
He is an avid traveler and has been to 15 countries, going to more places soon. TRAVEL and WORK is his mantra for a peaceful life.
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