how do I Screen shot?

[RobDogOne]

How do I screen shot?

htc 10

 

[B. Diddy]

It should be Power and Vol Down pressed together, for about half a second. https://forums.androidcentral.com/e...2Fhtc-10%2Fhowto%2F720827.html&token=sNEDR4UZ

 

[sydneycooper1979]

It is power and volume down. You do have have to hold them down for a little bit.

 

[RobDogOne]

That's what I'm taking about...before on my M8, I was able to take a screenshot using the 'screenshot' tab in my ap drawer...but now it seems as if customizing the app drawer is non existent....not a big deal, but it was a nice feature.

htc 10

 

[thejesse]

It's power button hold, then tap the fingerprint scanner at the same time.

Both methods work.

 

[B. Diddy]

You could also try Google Now On Tap. First, turn it on by opening Google Now, swiping in from the left, tapping Settings>Now On Tap and switching it on. Then, when you're on the screen you want to capture, long-press the Home button to bring up Google Now On Tap, and there should be a Share Screen option. That will take a screenshot.

 

[KSDroid01]

It's power button hold, then tap the fingerprint scanner at the same time.

Wow...I like that. Not as sensitive to timing as the power/vol down thing.

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[LindtChocolate]

Others have said it before, but the most consistent one I've seen is holding the power button then tapping the fingerprint scanner.

 

[N4Newbie]

You could also try Google Now On Tap. First, turn it on by opening Google Now, swiping in from the left, tapping Settings>Now On Tap and switching it on. Then, when you're on the screen you want to capture, long-press the Home button to bring up Google Now On Tap, and there should be a Share Screen option. That will take a screenshot.

One thing I just noticed about this method: It does not include the entire screen. Specifically, the notification bar will be missing from the screenshot.

Power+Volume Down includes the notification bar; Google Now on Tap does not.

If your goal is to capture something on the notification bar (which was my intent earlier today), you can't do it with Now on Tap.

 

[B. Diddy]

Interesting--I didn't know that! On the other hand, this would be a good way for people to use a screen capture as a wallpaper, because then you wouldn't have the problem of the status bar looking duplicated!