Win10 saves full-screen screenshot shortcuts on the desktop.

"Win10 Quick Screenshot Tips" tells the user to use a variety of screenshots in Win10. But how do you put a full-screen screenshot on your desktop? Use the following method to put a full-screen screenshot of the Win10 shortcut on your desktop.

1. Use the combination shortcut key win key + x key to open the list option, click to open & ldquo; run (R) & rdquo; go to the next step. As shown

2. In an open running window, enter & ldquo; regedit & rdquo; Confirm open the registry editor. As shown

3. Open the registry editor, expand & ldquo; HKEY_CURRENT_USERSoftwareMicrosoftWindowsCurrentVersionExplorer & rdquo ;, then double-click the selected file Explorer & ldquo; ScreenshotIndex & rdquo; option, as shown below

4. in the pop-up window & ldquo; data value & rdquo; changed to & ldquo; 1 & rdquo ;, then click & ldquo; determining & rdquo; can, as shown

FIG. When using Win10, press [Ptrsc SysRq] on the keyboard to cut the screen on the pasteboard, and then you can paste it into the drawing tool or QQ dialog box, but you can't paste it on the desktop, because the desktop and drawing tools and QQ dialogue The boxes are at different levels. Using this method, after modifying the registry, you can paste the contents of the screenshot using the [Ptrsc SysRq] shortcut key directly onto the Win10 desktop.