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In the latest Windows Insiders Beta Channel, the Windows 11 KB5025310 version is rolling out and changing the screenshot game. Currently, when you press the Print Screen key, the entire window is captured, and your image gets saved, pasted to the clipboard and, if you have it enabled, the OneDrive folder too. However, Microsoft will change the interaction by creating a screenshot in Windows 11 OS. In the Windows operating system, the Print Screen keyboard command has been resulting in taking a screenshot for more than two decades.
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