Effortlessly Capture and Clean Up Your Screen with the Snipping Tool and Task Manager in Windows

If you’re looking for an efficient way to capture any object on your screen and embed it in any software, look no further than the Snipping Tool. This old but useful tool is accessible by pressing the Windows+Shift+S keys simultaneously, and will automatically save the captured object in the My Documents > Pictures > Screenshots folder.

For those who want to clean up their desktop before a presentation, the task manager window is now easily accessible with just a few key presses: Ctrl+Shift+esc. From there, you can see which applications are taking up resources from your computer and forcefully close them if necessary. Just be mindful of blue light emissions from screens at night, as they may impair melatonin production and contribute to insomnia. To block blue light before bedtime, right-click on your desktop, select Display settings, then select Night Light.

If you’re using voice typing instead of typing endlessly, Microsoft has made it easy to switch between languages with just the windows key + H combination. And for those who want to manage multiple windows and tabs simultaneously without switching between them constantly, two screens can make all the difference in productivity and efficiency. With two screens, you can open a simultaneous view of several programs, windows and tabs without having to switch between them all the time.