How to take screenshot of Google

How to take screenshot of Google

Hi,

In your question “How making the Google for err screenshot images” what exactly do you mean?
Do you mean you would like to search for screenshot images of errors using Google? If so, then these are 10 things you have to consider and do to successfully find images of screenshots of errors.

1. The Error – Before you look for anything, obviously you have to know what you are looking for. Identify the specific error you need and write them down so you won't forget and you lessen the chance of getting duplicates.

2. Keyword – The most important thing in doing a search is the keyword. A good keyword will give you more relevant results for the information you are looking for. Identifying a keyword about computer errors is quite easy. Usually computer errors have some specific codes or error messages that you can use to search.

3. Search terms – Once you find a good keyword to use for error messages or the nature of a computer error, you will then have to use these words to search for relevant images or results in Google. Be specific as you can and use fewer words but relevant words.

4. Matching search results – The results from your search will be all that are matched to the search terms you have used. For example, if you searched for “Blue Screen of Death” then Google will return websites that have “Blue screen of Death” in its contents like the Wikipedia page for BSoD, other websites that has the title “What is the Blue Screen of Death?”, “Blue Screen of Death Survival Guide”, “Blue Screen of Death Stop Codes” etc.

5. What Google wouldn’t find – As mentioned above, Google will give you the results that are matching what you used as keywords and search terms. If you used “BSoD” which means Blue Screen of Death, Google will not find and give you the same results that were mentioned in #4. All it will return are websites which specifically have “BSoD” in their contexts. If the website has both “Blue Screen of Death” and “BSoD” in the context of their website then that website will come up whichever search term you use. However, if not, then you’ll not see that particular website using the other search term. Click the links in #4 and #5, notice how different the results were?

6. Common words – As mentioned in #2 and #3, you’ll have to be specific and use relevant words to show the result. Entering phrases like “how to fix blue screen error” will give you results about all kinds of blue screen errors. Using how, to, the, where, on, in, etc. Will lessen getting relevant websites which will show you images and solutions for the specific type of error that you need.

7. Use special characters – You may also use special characters such as “ ”, +, *, .., ~, | and OR. These characters have specific purposes and increase the accuracy of relevant search results. The “” used as “BSoD stop code” will return results websites with exactly having BSoD stop code in their website. Using BSoD stop code will return websites which just has those words in their context. The + forces a search for that particular word. Compare bsod stop code error to bsod stop code +error. The – forces a search without the certain word. Compare Windows operating system to windows operating system XP. Putting the ~ right before the word searches for its synonym and other forms of that word. The OR and | makes the Google search for specific synonyms or other words you are looking for like windows xp windows vista versus windows XP | windows vista, notice that only the word windows is highlighted but not 7 whereas on the first search not using or | the 7 is also highlighted even if we entered only windows vista and windows xp. The .. Makes searching for a range of numbers like windows 7 developed 1990..2010 where years between 1990 and 2010 are searched for and bolded. The * is a wildcard used when you want to look for a phrase or a specific title but not sure of the words.

8. Advanced Search – Using the Advanced Search can also make your searches easier and give more accurate results. All the options mentioned on #7 can be done in the Advanced search window. It even provides tips and other tools to help you get to the search result you need.

9. Advanced Image Search – You can also use search operators like allintitle:, intitle:, inurl:, allinurl:, filetype:, and site: to pinpoint the search results that you need with image files which has the title, web address, type of file or in a specific website respectively.

10. Google Image Search – The fastest way for you to get the images you need will be using good search terms and going directly to the Image results on the top menu to Google’s website. This shows search results of images that are tagged or have the words you searched for in their description or title.