A screenshot is an image of what is on your screen (except for the mouse pointer, of course). The ability to create screenshots, although not directly, has been available on the Windows operating system basically since the operating system has existed. In any version of the Windows operating system, you can simply press the Print Screen key on your keyboard to capture whatever is on your screen and save the captured image to your computer clipboard, after which you can simply paste the image into an image processor like Pinte to save it as a real file or to an email or social media message to add as an attachment. Alternatively, you can also press Alt + Print Screen to capture only what is in the active window of your screen.
The process of capturing a screenshot of whatever is on your screen is the same in all versions of Windows. However, what can bring variations to this process is actually the type of computer you have. On a Toshiba laptop, the screenshot is not done in the same way as, for example, on a Windows desktop. Why is this so? Well, to start is a laptop, and the keyboard layout on laptops is slightly different than the keyboard that people normally use on desktop computers. And if that was not enough, They are also notebooks manufactured and distributed by Toshiba.
However, Fortunately, taking a screenshot on a Toshiba laptop is not that complicated. If you want to take a screenshot of whatever is on your screen on a Toshiba laptop, this is what to do:
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Find the Print Screen key on your laptop keyboard. It's probably in the upper right of the keyboard, y Print Screen could be abbreviated as PRTSC or something similar. What's more, it is very likely that Print Screen is not the primary function of the key that says Print Screen or PRTSC or whatever applies to it, but it is the secondary function.
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Hold down the Fn key (Function). In doing so, the notebook will record the secondary functions of any key you press instead of the main ones.
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With the Fn key pressed, press the Print Screen or PRTSC key. As soon as i do, a screenshot will be taken of everything that appears on your screen, except mouse pointer, at the exact moment you pressed the Print Screen key and it will be saved to your computer's clipboard.
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Now you can paste the screenshot you have taken (just pressing Ctrl + V) anywhere that supports image pasting. If you want to convert the screenshot saved only on your computer clipboard into a real image file, you can paste it into an image processing application like Paint (or something more advanced) and save it as a real image file. If you simply want to attach the screenshot to an email message or social media message, you can paste the email message or social media message dialog to add it as an attachment.
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