Quick answer: Use Windows + Shift + S with a keyboard, or open Snipping Tool from Start.
How it works
Many Surface devices also support hardware-button combinations, but these vary by model.
Practical tips
For a reliable method across models, use the Snipping Tool interface.
- Start with the simplest method that fits your situation and check the result before moving on.
- Read instructions for your specific product, device or ingredients when they differ from general advice.
- Keep a note of the method that worked so you can repeat it the next time.
Common mistakes to avoid
Don’t assume one shortcut, network label, or menu path applies to every device. Manufacturer and carrier settings vary, so check your exact model if something looks different.
Frequently asked questions
What’s the best first step? Many Surface devices also support hardware-button combinations, but these vary by model. What if it does not work? Review the conditions described above and adjust the method to your equipment or situation. For a reliable method across models, use the Snipping Tool interface.
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