Samsung Galaxy A11 How to Take a Screenshot

Samsung Galaxy A11 How to take a screenshot.

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[lyndapeoples]

I can't thank you enough. This was very quick and helpful it's so simple.

[meldenroyvisande]

Thanks so much the search is over may god bless us

[yearsago]

Thank you my dad got this phone and he did not know how to take screenshots now I told his how to thank you so much

[Ioh]

Omg it actually worked tysm can't believe it i have been struggling tysm God bless you

[mamamoore]

I'd like to learn more about my Mercury cameras. Have you did a video on them?

[LightLolz]

Thanks for making this its really helpful

[ileua_]

Thank you for this but how can you take a scrolling screenshot though?

[SRCreation_]

Thank u bro for the tip
I don't think like this also take the screenshot

[forgotten]

thank you for Making this now I can make Gacha... Thank you

[elizabethsaucier]

Well my piece of shit must not work right because I've tried it a hundred times and it doesn't work.

[tobogganing_ventriloquist_]

I like to know things in detail. So, I ask why this advice does not work. Holding down the VOLUME DOWN key and the POWER KEY on a Samsung A11 seems like a simple command. Is there a secret to this? Must I first hold down POWER and only then
the POWER KEY? Or, is it VOLUME DOWN first, and then the POWER key?
Does it matter how hard I press the key? Is there a secret to this, where I am supposed to hold down VOLUME DOWN with only
exactly 56% of the power of my middle finger of the left hand, and with 88% of the power of the thumb of my right hand?

Or, how many microseconds are allowed to pass between both keys attempted to being pressed, before Samsung considers the keys as no longer "pressed simultaneously"?
Or, how long, in microseconds, am I supposed to hold these keys down?

To me "a short time" is not an exact enough engineering term, and neither is it a reasonable customer service term.

I am not snarky, I think there is an engineering secret to be found, to determine why something does not work. Oppenheimer had to work hard to make sure that the fat man and little boy devices worked, and I am certain that there was a significant issue
with the definition of the word "simultaneous". But, no matter how bad it was for the world that these things were invented, once you do put your mind to it, making it work is one of the main tasks of engineering. That's why I ask: What could the reasons be for such a simple thing as "pressing two keys at the same time" to simply NOT WORK??

Since the VOLUME DOWN key DOES WORK on its own to turn the volume down, and the POWER key works on its own to bring up the SHUT DOWN or RESTART or SET POWER KEY function menu, I conclude that BOTH KEYS WORK, just not together.
So, at least I can rule out a mechanical key error, and say: This must be a stupid software error. Well, is it?


To prevent being called a hopeless faddy-duddy, I will tell you this much: I know about all sorts of keyboard combinations. For example, on Windows, I know that I hold down CTRL first, and then press P for Print, A for select all, C for copy, V for Paste. Recent developments (in the last 10 years) among Windows programmers brought about absurd changes, for example, MSFT considered it to be "progress" to invent a new version of COPY and PASTE that does not always work. It used to work fine for about 30 years, but then someone up there, seemingly responsible for nothing, said: "We have got to ruin another function and make people mad, or else why are we even here!?!" I can't figure this out either. Inquiry to Microsoft Feedback led to no improvement, and not even at least to an apology. Never mind an acknowledgment!

Imagine that: I remember even that CTRL + ALT + DELETE keys was a wonderful key combination when either
MSDOS (yes old) or Windows (until about Win XP) could be stopped, killed and restarted. The quality of MSFT was and is such that I cannot forget that particular sequence. (Enough of those memories!)