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Clicking this will open a Snip & Sketch window where you can save the image directly. Use the Paste Into File utility. This will add a right-click context menu item that will save your clipboard contents to a file. Use a 3rd-party screenshot program, such as Greenshot or ShareX.
Another way to solve this is to save screenshots manually. The Snipping Tool will remember the last save location when next opened, without the need to edit the registry. Open the Snipping Tool and click the 3 dots in the upper right corner to open Settings. Scroll down until you locate the option called "Automatically save Screenshots" and ...
I have found an alternative for creating a straight line within snip tool if this is all you require. if you hold down the SHIFT key as you create the line it will snap at 45 degree increments. This also applies for the arrow function, the rectangle will retain a square aspect ratio when shift is held. I hope this helps!
Open Microsoft Store then click Library. Update Snipping tool or click Update all. Let's try to reinstall Snipping tool app via PowerShell. Open PowerShell (Admin) Copy and paste the command to uninstall Snip and Sketch app. get-appxpackage *Microsoft.ScreenSketch* | remove-appxpackage. After that, proceed to reinstall Snipping tool app.
Shift+WinKey+S opens Snip & Sketch. Make your snip, which goes into the Clipboard. A notice of it also immediately goes into the Action Center. Click that notice, & the snip will reopen into Snip & Sketch. Draw on it, if desired. Click the Save icon (disk) at top right to save it to the Pictures folder.
I will first recommend that you reset or repair the Snipping Tool. Open Settings > Apps > Installed Apps > click 3 dots on the side of Snipping Tool > click Advanced options > click Reset or Repair. I hope this helps. Feel free to ask back any questions and keep me posted. I tried that (repair and reset) several times.
If your keyboard doesnt have prtscn key then try opening On-Screen Keyboard. Search On-Screen Keyboard from windows search bar. On-Screen Keyboard will be open. It will have the "prtscn" Key. Alternatively you can try using third party tools to take the screenshot. Kind regards, Srinivasa. Windows Advisor.
1. Basic Checks: - Verified keyboard functionality, including the specific keys (Windows, Shift, S). - Utilized the virtual on-screen keyboard, indicating the issue isn't hardware-related. - Checked and adjusted Clipboard History settings. - Updated Snip & Sketch/Snipping Tool from the Microsoft Store. 2.
Despite the Snipping Tool's various features, many people, this writer included, would rather keep the Print Screen button's original function. Microsoft has, however, included a way to revert this change by going to the Settings > Accessibility > Keyboard menu and toggling the 'Use the Print Screen key to open Snipping Tool' to off.
Yes, this ^^^ !! All my browser searches can find is "Toggle off the Use the Print Screen key to open Snipping Tool option" in Settings > Accessibility > Keyboard. Well, it is not there. What I see is "Use Print Screen key to open screen capture" & as Rascalmom said, that disables screen capture.