Captures the entire screen and it as a file. High-speed, bulk capturing. Ctrl + PrtScn
On most Windows-based systems, pressing the key alone does not "save" a file. Instead, it captures the current state of your entire display and stores it in your computer's clipboard —a temporary storage area for copied data. To see or save the image, you must "paste" it into an application like Paint , Microsoft Word , or an email. Common Shortcut Combinations prtscn keys
In modern versions of Windows, the Print Screen key can be repurposed to open a better tool called the (previously Snip & Sketch). This allows you to select exactly what you want to capture. Captures the entire screen and it as a file