How To Take A Screenshot In Windows 8

Windows 8 Operating System has Introduced easier method of Capturing a Screenshot. In Windows 8 after taking screenshot you don’t have to paste it in paint, it will automatically save in your Picture Folder as a PNG File.





Steps to Take Screenshot in Windows 8 :
Step 1 – First Open the screen for taking the Screenshot.
Step 2 – Hold down the Windows Key + Print Screen (PrtScn) key and Release.
Step 3 – Now you will see your screen dim for seconds and then returns back to normal.




Step 4- Now you can find your screenshot in Picture library Folder as a Png File.


That’s It! :)

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