Automatically captures the entire screen and saves it as a .png file in your Pictures > Screenshots folder.
| Command | What it Does | File Destination | | :--- | :--- | :--- | | | Captures whole screen to Clipboard | Clipboard (Ctrl+V to paste) | | Alt + PrtScn | Captures active window to Clipboard | Clipboard (Ctrl+V to paste) | | Win + PrtScn | Captures whole screen to file | Pictures > Screenshots | | Win + Shift + S | Opens Snipping Tool (Partial/Full) | Clipboard & Notification | | Win + Alt + PrtScn | Game Bar Screenshot | Videos > Captures |
This command opens the same selection tool as Win + Shift + S . PowerShell Screenshot Script
It captures screenshots quickly and saves them automatically to a specific folder, bypassing the clipboard entirely.
Automatically captures the entire screen and saves it as a .png file in your Pictures > Screenshots folder.
| Command | What it Does | File Destination | | :--- | :--- | :--- | | | Captures whole screen to Clipboard | Clipboard (Ctrl+V to paste) | | Alt + PrtScn | Captures active window to Clipboard | Clipboard (Ctrl+V to paste) | | Win + PrtScn | Captures whole screen to file | Pictures > Screenshots | | Win + Shift + S | Opens Snipping Tool (Partial/Full) | Clipboard & Notification | | Win + Alt + PrtScn | Game Bar Screenshot | Videos > Captures |
This command opens the same selection tool as Win + Shift + S . PowerShell Screenshot Script
It captures screenshots quickly and saves them automatically to a specific folder, bypassing the clipboard entirely.
