Microsoft is testing the change at the minute and, depending on user feedback, it may reverse course and keep the Print Screen's function as is in retail builds of Windows 11.

Press the "PrtScn" button to capture the screen and store the image in the clipboard. Paste the image into an image editor by pressing "Ctrl-V" and then save it. References.

The PrtScn button on Windows computers has carried out the same task — taking a screenshot of an entire screen and adding it to a user's clipboard — since 1990, per Ars Technica.Prior to that ...

As [Wenting Zhang] describes in a recent reverse-engineering video, this 2,170 x 60 pixel display is somewhat limited in that it doesn’t support the MIPI DSI video mode, only command mode, along ...