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In Windows 10 & 11, window+shift+S then draw a box to grab a quick, pre-cropped screenshot. It goes to your clipboard for easy paste and you get a notification you can click to view and save to file.
Bonus: use window+L at work to lock your desktop, preventing shenanigans.
Yeah, but they removed the "Ctrl+Alt+cursor" shortcut I used to use to punish people for leaving their computers unlocked.
That was part of the Intel integrated graphics program, not Windows.
Lol it's still around, a graphics tray shortcut or something
What did this do?
Changed screen orientation. The cursor indicated which part of the monitor was the top of the screen, so with a standard monitor config "Ctrl+Alt+Down" flipped the screen, for instance.
Ahha of course. I remember using this to mess with people when I was in school. Thank you
I keep learning this exists and then instantly forgetting about it...
basic windows knowledge may be needed unexpectedly someday