I haven't any issue with the Snip & Sketch in Win10 and Win11 for my needs.This things is a total nightmare. Where did all the functionality go? Why does the resultant snip stay buried under every single other thing I have open?
Bring back the former Snipping tool for crying out loud!
thats funny. after selecting what i want to snip and click everything vanishes. no text to select. no choices to make and the kicker is NO idea where it has been saved to, or if it saved at all. Then i have to scour my 3 - 2(2)tb - hard drives to try and figure out where its decided to save it this time. recently i cant find them at all. I been using lightshot instead. Gives me all the editing and save to control i need for the moment. Still miss the old snip tho.,..Sorry pal. I think we must be using a different tool?
No "New" required. Prtscr brings up the choices (square - free etc. so yo immedistaely selct your are you wish to copy.
It is then on the clipboard and you can paste it where you like
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All of my Win11 machines save to Pictures [C:\Users\USERNAMEHERE\Pictures\Screenshots] and to the Clipboard for pasting.after selecting what i want to snip and click everything vanishes. no text to select. no choices to make and the kicker is NO idea where it has been saved to, or if it saved at al
Thank you, thank you. That worked for me. You've saved me from yet another case of Microsoft bloat.Do you have a backup of WIN 10 ?
If yes, mount it and go to C:\Windows\System32 and find "SnippingTool.exe". Copy it to a new folder on your Windows 11 system. Name the new folder "Snipping tool" (or however you want).
Then (still in your mounted WIN 10 backup and still in C:\Windows\System32) find the folder "en-US", "en-GB" or "fr-FR"( or whatever the language of your system might be). Within it, look for the file "SnippingTool.exe.mui" and copy it into a new subfolder of your just created folder on WIN 11 (which must be imperatively named "en-US", or whatever your language is = the same name as the folder where you took the *.mui file from).
Put the new folder with it's subfolder wherever you want on your WIN 11 system and from there, create a shortcut to "Snippingtool.exe" to your desktop.
You can also find the files on another WIN 10 computer or even on the Internet, but I give no guarantee.
Works like a charm !
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