Win10 can't screenshot How to do? Win10 screenshot failed to save the solution of the picture

Many friends often use the Win10 screenshot function, however, the recent emergence of the situation can not be screenshots, the specific performance of Windows Screenshot tool will sometimes appear after the screenshot can not save the picture of the problem, click the Screenshot tool "Save as" can not eject the Path selection dialog box, you can not copy the screenshot to paste the picture. The following small series for everyone to bring WIN10 screenshots failed to save the image of the solution, take a look at it.

One, may be the screenshot saved path error caused.

Screenshot tool The default save path is the picture folder under the System library, and if you modify the location of the folder, you may be unable to save the picture.

1, press the Win+r, and then enter the Regedit carriage return in the operation;

2, positioning to "Hkey_current-user\software\microsoft\windows\currentversion\explorer\user Shell Folders", double-click "My Pictures", in the " Value data, enter "%userprofile%\pictures" To change the picture save path to the actual location path of the picture library that you are currently using.

You can also restore the image save path by modifying the picture library properties instead of changing the registry information, so that the screenshot tool path is saved to normal. Use the Win+e key combination to start Explorer, and in the left-hand column Navigation Pane, navigate to "This computer → picture" ("Library → picture" in Windows 7/8.1), right-click picture and select Properties, eject the Picture Properties dialog box, switch to the Location tab, and click Revert to the default value, and click "Apply" and "OK" in turn to restore the scratch chart to save the default path.

Ii. Elimination of third party software conflicts

If the above method does not resolve, it may be caused by a conflict with a third-party software. At this time, can be used to minimize the operation of the system to eliminate the solution.

Run msconfig through win+r, switch to the Services tab, select Hide all Microsoft System Services, and then disable all foreign services, disabling all startup items to see if the problem is resolved.

3. Repair system files to restore

If none of the previous methods are resolved, the system file may be corrupted. You can fix the system files in a way that fixes them. Thank you for reading!