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When I was using Windows 8 I used Win + PrtSc to quickly screenshot and save in my screenshot folder, but now in Windows 10 when I press the combination the screenshot doesn't save. I have checked my clipboard and nothing. I have also tried just PrtSc and it didn't or copy to my clipboard. I can use Snipping Tool but that is difficult because some of the things I try to screenshot disappear when you click off of it (like context menus and stuff). I have also gone through multiple tutorials on how to fix it through the Registry Editor but they never work since my registry seems fine. Is there any reason Windows 10 won't let me screenshot?
3They keyboard shortcut you were using, has not changed, and it still works for me. Make sure your function mode is enabled/disabled because it should work, I am basically saying, your problem is caused by user error. Please don't try to fix the registry when there isn't anything wrong with it, I have seen more people mess up their registry, trying to manually solve a problem within it that wasn't even an issue. – Ramhound – 2015-09-02T15:47:27.860
@Ramhound I haven't changed anything in the registry I only looked at it to make sure it looked fine – Jaketr00 – 2015-09-02T16:24:15.950
Have you tried a different keyboard just to rule out a faulty button – Harvey – 2015-11-19T12:46:20.780
1@Harvey no I have not, because I don't have a different keyboard to use. But when I press
PrtScthe Dropbox image saver pops up (until I disabled the Dropbox image saver), and theWinbutton works because it opens up the start menu. – Jaketr00 – 2015-11-19T14:50:07.937Since the beginning of times, taking a clipboard screenshot in Windows was done through either
PrintScreenbutton (whole screen) orAlt + PrintScreencombination (just the active window). Why are you pressingWin + PrintScreen? In Windows 10 this combination saves the screenshot to a file, not to clipboard. – AnT – 2015-11-19T15:49:34.3371@AnT because I want it saved as a file, and a lot of webpages I visited said to check if it is your clipboard. So to make sure people didn't just answer saying
"check your clipboard", I ruled out that possibility in the question. – Jaketr00 – 2015-11-19T15:52:54.477