Q&A for How to Take Screenshots on an Android

Smultaneously press the Home key and the Power/Lock key for one to two seconds.

Screenshots save in your gallery so you can send one the same way you would send any other picture.

You need to press and hold the “power” and “volume down” buttons at the same time, until you see your snapshot has been taken.

Open it and tap on the “Start” button on its starter interface to activate the screenshot function. A tip box will show, just press “OK” to start taking the screenshot. Go to the app you want to snapshot, press and hold the “Power” and “Volume down” buttons at the same time until you see a flash or an animation on the screen, which means the screenshot is successfully taken. Then the screenshot will be loaded in this screenshot app’s image editor. You can crop and annotate it with the drawing tools underneath. Tap “Done” on the top left and choose to save it on your tablet or upload it to the free cloud space provided by the developer.

Head to the Play Store and search for "screenshot." There are tons of apps that will allow you to take a screenshot.

Save the screenshot as an image and then attach it in an email to tech support.

On Android 2.2, there is no standard way of taking a screenshot. Some phones can't do it at all. If your phone is a Samsung phone, try holding the Back button and then tapping the Home button.

Press and hold down the power button and the volume down button together. This will take two seconds and then a screenshot will save to your camera roll under an album called 'Screenshots'.

Most Android phones take screenshots if you hold down the home and power keys. If those don't work, then use the volume and power keys.

Do the same thing by holding down the power button and the volume. After a second or two of doing this, it will take a screenshot.