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  1. Mastering Screenshots on Windows 11: Top Methods Explained

    Taking screenshots has become an integral part of our digital communication. Whether you're capturing a funny meme to share with friends or documenting a crucial presentation slide, possessing the know-how to take a screenshot effectively can save time and hassle. With Windows 11, the process...
  2. Revolutionizing Screenshots: Windows 11 'Copy as Table' Feature in Snipping Tool

    Microsoft’s ongoing commitment to enhancing Windows 11 is manifesting in new features that are designed to make our lives easier. Among these developments, a noteworthy candidate currently undergoing testing is the "Copy as Table" feature in the Snipping Tool. This enhancement stands to...
  3. Mastering Screenshots on Windows 10 and 11: A User’s Guide

    Capturing a screenshot can feel like an enigmatic art form—an essential skill that’s become second nature for many. Whether you find yourself documenting a software glitch, sharing a heartwarming meme, or simply showcasing a negotiating point in a document, being proficient in taking screenshots...
  4. New Snipping Tool Feature in Windows 11: Custom Folder for Screenshots

    Microsoft is rolling out a new feature for the Snipping Tool that's set to save Windows 11 users a lot of clicks, and possibly a few headaches. The latest update allows users to specify a custom folder for saving screenshots and screen recordings, maximizing convenience and tidiness in the...
  5. Change Default Screenshot Folder in Windows 11 Snipping Tool

    With the rise of digital communication, taking and sharing screenshots or screen recordings has become second nature for many Windows users. Whether capturing memories from a gaming session or saving crucial bits of information from an online meeting, the Snipping Tool in Windows 11 is...
  6. How to Change Screenshot Save Location in Windows 11's Snipping Tool

    In the ever-evolving landscape of Windows 11, users are continuously discovering new features that enhance productivity and streamline workflow. One such convenience comes courtesy of the Snipping Tool, a native screen capture utility that’s much more than just a simple screenshot taker. With...
  7. Windows 11 Update: Enhanced Screenshot Utility with Custom Save Locations

    Technical Details Windows 11 has a built-in screenshot utility that, while robust, was previously inflexible when it came to screenshot storage locations. By design, screenshots were automatically saved to the "Pictures > Screenshots" directory. Users often expressed dissatisfaction with this...
  8. Microsoft's Recall Feature in Windows 11: Updates and User Concerns

    Microsoft has recently made headlines with an important announcement regarding the “Recall” feature in Windows 11. As part of an ongoing effort to enhance the user experience, the tech giant responded to user feedback and concerns about the functionality that was included in a recent Windows...
  9. Mastering Screenshots in Windows 11: A Complete Guide

    Windows 11 offers a versatile array of built-in tools and keyboard shortcuts designed for swiftly capturing images of your screen. This comprehensive guide aims to provide WindowsForum.com users with detailed insights into the different methods available to take screenshots, whether you're using...
  10. Mastering Screenshots on Windows 11: Tips and Tools for Efficient Capture

    Taking screenshots is an essential skill for many Windows users, whether for capturing important information, sharing funny moments during gaming, or documenting issues that arise during work. With the evolution brought by Windows 10 and further enhanced in Windows 11, the capabilities of...
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    Why Don't I Have Full-Admin Rights to Any Photos on my Desktop?

    Winver=22H2. Just a couple of weeks ago I KNOW I had FULL ADMIN rights to copy any file/photo off of my desktop. Now, I can't send anything from my desktop, and I desperately need to send scrnshots to support groups but I can't cuz some MSoft gremlin changed it on the fly. :mad::mad::mad: It's...
  13. Windows 11 Want to Recover shift+deleted files.

    Hello all, I accidentally deleted about 700-1000 image files from my Screenshots folder. I tried using this command with the windows file recovery app - winfr C: D: /regular /n Screenshots\ But its not working. It is returning many many files, but the ones that were deleted yesterday are not...
  14. ART Among The Trees

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  15. Screenshot software that can capture only on detected changes

    Does that make sense? Say you're looking at a weather-radar display online and it just randomly intermittently updates, so I want to point a screen recording/capture software at that area and leave it running, but only have it capture a frame when there's an update/change in the capture region...
  16. VIDEO Our best features to help you save time, stay organized and do more of what you love

    Spring is here, and with this season comes a feeling of growth and change. Especially with all that has been happening in the world, this season has me thinking about everything I am grateful for and the things that keep me grounded: connecting with loved ones near and far, making the most of...
  17. Windows 11 Desktop

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    Windows 10 Possible OS Hacked- Strange Folder and Files after new install

    I have been having strange computer problems for some time. I notice that the pictures and graphics are either morphed, altered or exact pictures of people I know, my friends, or other notable people that seem to be fit into the advertisements, pop ups or substituted for the regular images that...
  19. Automatically Save Screenshots (Print Screen) as JPEG?

    Hi, Do we know of a way to Automatically Save Screenshots (Print Screen) as JPEG? Don't need PNG, filesize is excessive. Any tips gratefully recieved. Cheers,
  20. Share your oldest screenshots

    Try to add the month and year to your screenshot uploads, if possible 😊 Here are some of my oldest screenshots: June 1999. I was about 13 years old. Windows 95's Control Panel on our Packard Bell MultiMedia 9030. April 2003. Unreal Tournament 2003, Medal of Honor: Allied Assault and...