To capture a screenshot directly, you just need to press the “Fn + Win + Print Screen” keys on your keyboard. If you’re not using a laptop, “Ctrl + Win + Print Screen” will also do the same job. When you press this shortcut, the screen will dim and it will save a full-page screenshot to the Pictures folder. The exact location where it is saved is “C:Users(Your Username)PicturesScreenshots“.
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