How to Screenshot the Login and Lock Screens in Windows 10

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Why would you need to take a screenshot of the login page or lock screen on Windows 10? A fair question. It’s hardly the most interesting screen on the operating system. But there are actually lots of reasons. Maybe you want to grab a snippet of that ad to complain to Microsoft on Twitter about its underhanded sales tactics. Perhaps you saw an awesome photograph that you want to snag for posterity. Or maybe you need the screenshot for a tech how-to article you’re writing. Whatever the reason, it’s not as simple as just pressing Windows + Print Screen (or Alt + Print…

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