Prtscn and sysrq button together, how to paste to paint

What laptop?
What Operating System?

In windowss you can use the "Print Screen" function by pressing the "PrtScn" key on an extended keyboard. If you hold the "Alt"-key while pressing the PrtScn-key, it takes a snapshot of the currently active window.

Then you have to open a paint or Word document. Now you can paste the screenshot.

If you use Windows 7, click the Start button and type "Snipping Tool". This will start the built-in screenshot software.

press the PRINT SCREEN key on your keyboard to screenshot the whole screen or if you only want to screenshot a specific window press the ALT key together with thee PRINT SCREEN key on your keyboard.
open PAINT then click edit then paste..done!

@damian armstrong

1. Do one thing, just log-in into your email account
2. And go there where you are facing problem
3. Than press "PrtScn/SysRq" button from Keyboard.
4. Than open Microsoft paint
5. Than press "Ctrl+V" , your inbox screen would be pasted there, where you have pressed "PrntScn/SysRq".
6. Than press "Ctrl+S" to save the document as ".jpeg" or ".bmp" image.
7. In the end share that picture with me to have a look on your problem.

Hi,
to take a screen shot of you desktop on your Laptop you just press and Hold down ****+Print Screen, then open paint or word then paste by pressing Shift+V to paste what you just taken as a screen shot.

in Windows : PrtScn is stand for printScreen. You pushed the button it will capture your screen. You can save it as an image (open Paint then choose menu Edit->Paste or in MS Word just right click and then paste)

while SysreQ (to use this need to push Fn ke at the same time) can be traced back to the operator interrupt key used on IBM 3270-type console keyboards of the IBM System/370 mainframe computer[citation needed], which was used to cause the operating system such as VM/370 or MVS to allow the console to give input to the operating system.

cheers

In Windows, the print screen key actually transfers a copy of what ever you have on your screen to the "scratch pad" of your machine, then you can transfer that copy to an internal program such as "Word" (If you have Word Installed") You will not see anything until you transfer, by getting up the program, and then hitting the key Ctrl+V or going to Edit up in the left corner of the program, and selecting "Paste"

After you press PRINT-SCREEN,
click Start.
Click All Programs.
Click Accessories.
Open Paint.
Click Edit.
Click Paste.
The image that you "printed" will can be manipulated, and eventually printed, using the 'Paint' program.

On the right of the keyboard you have Print Screen SysRq button,press that button
go to start all programs /paint,start paint aplication and press ctrl + V.

pressing the print screen copies the screen to the windows clipboard. You then need to paste the clipboard's contents into a drawing program like microsoft paint

if you hit just the prtsc sysrq button and open up a blank paint document, you can paste an entire screenshot into a picture document. if you hit control alt prtsc (It's short for print screen) you can take a screenshot of just the current window.

Please give me 4 thumbs if this helped!