How to Capture a Screenshot in Windows
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The easiest way to take a screenshot in Windows is by hitting the keys PrtScr (or the more keyboard-friendly Windows Key + Print Screen). The desktop will darken for a second, and the program you're using will get captured as a PNG file in your Pictures/Screenshots folder. You can edit the screenshot instantly or later using a powerful online editor, add callout arrows, text, shapes and more.
But sometimes you don't want to capture the entire desktop; maybe only a window, or even just one specific window within another app. This is where a tool like Greenshot comes in handy. It lets you draw freeform or with a rectangle, and capture just the selected area. You can also choose to capture the mouse pointer, and set custom delays. The program can capture scrolling web pages, and includes a host of other features as well.
There are a number of ways to capture full-size screenshots in Chrome, including using the built-in extension GoFullPage or a third-party solution such as Screenshot YouTube (opens in new tab). If you're really anti-third-party tools, it is possible to use the Developer Console (CTRL + SHIFT + J) to create a command script that will execute when you click an "Capture full size screenshot" button in your browser.
USB Raptor is a security software that locks the computer when a specific USB drive is removed and unlocks when the drive is plugged back in. The application also has a number of advanced options for locking the system down and a variety of ways to unlock it, including network lock synchronization.