Yeah, I ran into the same thing. I'm on a 4K monitor and noticed that my screenshots looked kinda soft or blurry, especially when using the Snipping Tool. Turns out it was because my display scaling was set to 150%. I tried switching it to 100% temporarily before taking the screenshot, and it made a noticeable difference, and everything came out super sharp. It's a bit of a hassle to switch back and forth, but if you really need a clean, high-res screenshot, it works.

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Greenshot is a good free option. Snagit kicks ass and allows recording of video buts it's paid.

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Greenshot.

It is free and opensource, lets you annotate screenshots easily, and saves in multiple formats. It's lightweight and perfect for quick, high-quality screenshots on Windows 11.

The hotkey is Win+Shift+S --- not the most elegant hotkey, but you don't need to pre-open Snipping Tool. The other option is the Print Screen button (sometimes PrntSrn). It still works though it only does the whole screen.

There is a toggle in windows accessibility settings that will allow you to press print screen button to capture screen shots using snip and sketch. It will bypass the new button straight to cropping.

I use Greenshot. It's activated by the PrtScrn button (but that's configurable) and freezes the screen so you can select what you want to capture. Then you have lots of options for what to do with it: copy to clipboard, save immediately to a file, open in an editor (built in or external), upload to imgur for sharing, attach to an email, etc.

Snipping tool is being replaced by "Snip & Sketch" which has been present in Windows 10 for years now. From anywhere, press: WIN + SHIFT + S

I just use lighrshot. https://app.prntscr.com/en/index.html

if you need to be hovered over something and wanna screen shot without moving or releasing a mouseclick, you can press printscreen, then open paint and ctrl+v, crop as needed.

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I can't speak for all windows devices, but most Surface devices have a hardware screenshot feature, like your smartphone. Press and hold the Power button. While you hold down the Power button, press and release the Volume Up button on the side of the device.

If you are not using a Surface perhaps your device has something similar.

This is how I solved it:

Make a shortcut on your desktop (right click -> new) and point it to cmd.exe /c "start ms-screenclip:". Then open the shortcut's properties and set it to start minimised. You can also give it a nice icon, if you have one. Finally, right click the shortcut and pin it to your taskbar. Now you have a neat screenshot button on your taskbar :P

Launch snipping tool app via Start menu and/or pin it to start or taskbar

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Ig there’s a lenovo certified reseller at shahbad gate .you can check it out there

No mate there aren’t much authorised laptop resellers in rampur .you have to go to moradabad or anywhere else

Here you go:

https://maps.app.goo.gl/gQ3aW6GYpMmjpjnA6

Go to muradabad Or order online

There's another certified Lenovo seller on Shivi Road, maybe ask them.

You can snipping tool to the tool bar in edge now as well.

Are you using one note or the one note for windows app? There is very much so a difference.

Win+Shift+S

Shift -windows-s. This is your friend

Edit: in my flu haze I said ctrl

Screenshot/snipping tool is def in the full desktop client. Its on the "Insert" tab by default but you can add it to any of the ribbon tabs you like.

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What else are you missing?

Most users don't even need the snipping tool: pressing the print screen button and pasting the result directly into an image uploader is often the quickest, most effective way of including a screenshot as it doesn't encourage the user to crop the result; cropping often ends up cutting off vital context from the image.

I really wish there was a sub rule for that. I love helping people and I love learning with each question that is posted here but if you post a blurry, rotated phone picture that you took from 3m away, I'm not even going to look at your post.

The most common excuse is "I use Reddit on my phone". Maybe I'm too old.reddit.com to understand it but can't you just open a browser and go to reddit.com and log in there?

Posting a proper screenshot just makes the experience less painful for every potential helper.

I would like to add that while it’s easy and quick to whip out that phone, the problem often is that - especially beginners - often take a picture of “the problem” or what they think is the problem, when the solution can often be derived from the full screenshot but might be cropped out or illegible.

Videos should really only be used when the presentation of the issue demands that. More often, again, two or three screenshots are better than 30 seconds of circling things with your cursor.

Add to this posts that just say “PLS HELP!!!” And don’t clarify what on earth their problem is and expect you to read their minds from a single image lol.

Second that. Stop those jerky blurry phone video's too

I have the Lenovo legion with ryzen 7, and i absolutely hate it. It's slow, RAM always runs high, battery life is terrible. I recommend steering clear of Lenovo.