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HP Envy 17-cg0008ca
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I cannot take a screenshot with my HP Envy 17-cg0008ca laptop with the New Keyboard Layout on which the Right Shift Key is also the Print Screen key "prt sc".

Nothing happens when I press the Windows key + Prt Scr (Print Screen).

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@Robert166 

 

Have you tried to use Fn key + Prt Sc ?

 

Regards.

BH
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Yes, I have also tried Fn key + Prt Sc, but nothing happens.

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Simultaneously press "fn" + "prt sc" (aka R Return key)

then paste to your desired platform, Word, Email, Etc 

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Simultaneously pressing "fn" + "prt sc" (aka R Return key) calls up the snipping tool on my HP Envy 17-cg0008ca laptop with the New Keyboard Layout.

 

However, most of the time, I just want to be able to save a screenshot (i.e. save a picture of my screen as a PNG graphic file to a Screenshots folder in my Pictures library) by simply pressing "Windows key" + "Prt Scr" (aka R Return key on my HP Envy 17-cg0008ca laptop with the New Keyboard Layout). 

 

Unfortunately, when I press "Windows key" + "Prt Scr" (aka R Return key), nothing happens.

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