So, simply lock your screen and press PrtScn hotkey. Surprised? Well, this hotkey does work on the Lock Screen as well. Windows 10 has the built-in feature for this task, and that is called as ‘ PrtScn’. It is very much possible to take a screenshot of Lock Screen in Windows 11/10 with this simple trick. Whatever may be the reason, if you want to take a screenshot of this screen, the usual methods of pressing Win+PrtScn or Alt+PrtScn won’t work. Or just want to share the background picture with your friends. Typically, you will need a screenshot of the lock screen in Windows 10 because you may want to share the advertisement getting displayed on the screen. A typical Lock Screen shows several useful details such as date, time, battery status, network connectivity and a customizable background wallpaper, with additional information. The concept of Lock Screen was initially introduced in Windows 8 OS, and it is carried forward in the next version of the OS including Windows 11/10. However, if you want to take the screenshot of Lock Screen in Windows 11/10, without using a screen capture software then how will you do that? Take screenshot of Lock Screen in Windows 11/10 The earlier versions of Windows machines needed you to press Alt+PrtScn to take a screenshot of the active window.
Simply press the Win+PrtScn, and the screenshot of your desktop gets saved in ‘ Screenshots’ folder under ‘Pictures’. Windows 10 has made the task of taking screenshots even easier. All Windows machines have the ability to take screenshots using the Print Screen ( PrntScr or PrtScn) hotkey. We need to take screenshots of our desktop a number of times mostly to share them with someone.
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