On your computer, the "PrntScn" key might be labeled "Print Screen," "PrtSc," "Print Scrn" or something similar. To take a screenshot of a small part of the screen, use the Windows Snipping Tool.

To print the entire screen, you can use Win+Shift+S and select the entire screen using your mouse. You can also open the Snipping Tool on your computer and choose the Full-screen mode option.

With Print Screen, you can effectively take whatever is displaying on your computer’s screen, capture it in its entirety, and then print it out. Print Screen is handy for meetings, for saving settings ...

A. Actually something does happen, but it happens off screen, so to speak. When you press Print Screen, the image on the screen is saved in the system’s Clipboard, which is where copied (Ctrl+C) or ...

Once you press the Print Screen key, a picture of your entire screen will be copied to your computer's clipboard. Once it's there, you can paste it into another program (like Paint) to save it.

Windows 10 offers a wide range of built-in screen capture options. You can save the full screen, the active window, or a rectangular selection to a file or to the Clipboard for reuse in another app.