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Just started working on Windows 10 Home.
For a while, I could press Win + Alt + PrintScreen, and a screenshot of the active/focused window would have been grabbed automatically to a png file in this folder:
C:\Users\USERNAME\Videos\Captures
But since the Windows 10 Home Version 1809 update from some days ago, now when I do that, I get:
Gaming features not available.
Enable gaming features for this app to record gameplay
So no more of that.
Of course, I've seen stuff like https://www.cnet.com/how-to/7-ways-to-take-screenshots-in-windows-10/ - but, I just want to press a key combo, and save the active window screenshot directly somewhere in a png file. I:
- do not want to press a key combo, and then get the screenshot in clipboard (because then I have to additionally open an image program, save and paste)
- do not want to start an application, where I'd clip and then save
I want to press a key combo, and the active window screenshot should be captured as a png in some predefined directory - no clipping, no pasting, no saving with choosing of filenames.
Any ideas how I could do this?
Thanks a lot - good to have it confirmed, that it never had a tool for that. Also, turns out that the shortcut I'd used that saves in
Videos\Captures
is some XBox related program, and you need to enable it per application (in case that application is allowed to be captured by this Xbox thing, which is not true for all apps) - so, even if it somewhat working, it's still a chore to set up. So third party apps it is, then... – sdbbs – 2019-03-06T15:23:02.923