If these solutions didn’t help you resolve the issue, try resetting Windows 10 to default settings without data loss or reinstall Windows 10 without data loss. Make sure the system account has “ Full control.” Step 2: In the Security tab, click on the Edit button. Step 1: Right-click on the Screenshots folder and then click Properties to open the Properties dialog. Here is how to check and alter permissions. If the Screenshot folder doesn’t have the write permission, Windows 10 might not be able to save in that folder. Solution 3 of 3 Check permissions for the Screenshots folder Right-click on the file and then click the Open file location option to open its original location.
Step 2: In the Recent files section, the file at the top of the list is the recently taken screenshot (with the same name). Step 1: Open the Quick Access in File Explorer. If the screen is dimming for a moment when you press Windows logo + Print Screen but not saving the screenshot in the Screenshots folder, you can easily check where the screenshot is being saved. Solution 2 of 3 Check where Windows 10 is saving screenshots If selected, unselect it and then click OK button. Make sure that Automatically save screenshots I capture to OneDrive option is NOT selected. Step 1: Right-click on the OneDrive icon in the system tray, click More and then click Settings.
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