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Available now for Android, iOS, Windows, macOS, and Linux, Geekbench 7 introduces new workloads designed to better reflect modern computing tasks, along with updates to its multi-core and GPU benchmarking systems. Microsoft Windows is also banned with other foreign databases, with China favoring domestic solutions. But when it comes to your Mac or Windows PC, are you doing it right? Capturing a screenshot on Windows Let’s start first with Windows PC. Using the Print Screen key and Paint combo is now probably an ancient way on getting a screenshot on Windows. On Windows 11, you can also remove the image background (although this isn’t quite polished based on my experience). Launch the Snipping Tool by either searching or finding it in the Apps list or pressing Windows key + Shift + S on your keyboard. THE fastest way to capture a screenshot on Windows If you want to get rid of all the hassle, then there’s one thing that your Windows PC is not telling you: Windows key + Print Screen. Read more in our articles including "Geekbench 7 now available: Here's what's new" and "Qualcomm announces Snapdragon C platform for entry-level laptops".