Using Alt+Print on the keyboard, a screenshot of the currently active window is copied to the clipboard.
Malheureusement, on Windows 10 this also takes the area of the window's shadow into the screenshot:
As vous pouvez see, above image is a screenshot of the "Run" dialog box which also has the background of the shadow areas left, right and bottom shine through.
This is what I would expect:
Above image is manually modified and omits the shadow areas, showing only the actual window area.
**What J'ai essayé:**
J'ai essayé the [Snipping Tool](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Snipping_Tool) and ça fonctionne as expected, i.e. it does not include the shadow areas.
What bothers me is that it is way more complicated to use the Snipping Tool compared to a simple Alt+Print.
**My question:**
Est-ce possible with built-in raccourci claviers of Windows 10 to have a screenshot that does exclude the shadow areas?
Comment take a shadowless écranshot on Windows 10?
Re: Comment take a shadowless écranshot on Windows 10?
Out of curiosity J'ai essayé **Shift**+Alt+Print and ça fonctionne!
I.e. when using the Shift key, the shadow area is omitted in the screenshot:
**Mise à jour :**
J'utilise the latest "Fast Ring" version of Windows 10; maybe this is a feature they added recently in this version?
I.e. when using the Shift key, the shadow area is omitted in the screenshot:
**Mise à jour :**
J'utilise the latest "Fast Ring" version of Windows 10; maybe this is a feature they added recently in this version?