The Snipping Tool is a straightforward app. You can take screenshots on Windows 11 through the app or shortcut. In addition, the app includes settings you can configure, including the ability to use the Print screen button instead of the Windows key + Shift + S shortcut.
The Snipping Tool is a straightforward app. You can take screenshots on Windows 11 through the app or shortcut. In addition, the app includes settings you can configure, including the ability to use the Print screen button instead of the Windows key + Shift + S shortcut.
How to take screenshots in ten windows with a few hotkeys. PrtScr button
Window guide plus PrtScr key
Window key plus Transform key plus PrtScr key.
Remove or install the sniffer using the command line. Open command prompt as administrator.
Type or copy and paste the following to remove Snipping the Tool.
To install the Snipping Tool after your family uninstalled it, use the following command: DISM /Online /Add-Capability /CapabilityName:Microsoft-Windows-SnippingTool~~~~0.0.1.0?.
Press the Go key to execute the command.
You can successfully close the Command Viewer.
Type “system configuration” in the Windows search bar and open system tray configuration.
Navigate to the Lost Services section at the top and then select the option to hide all Microsoft services from one person at the bottom.
Disable any services that you think may be interfering with the Snipping Tool.
Once you and your family turn it off, try running the crop tool again.
Reset or restore the Snipping Tool Open -> Settings, select Apps -> click Apps & Features.
Find the cropping tool and click on the icon with three dots.
Select More options.
Click Restore or Reset.
Type “system configuration” which is a type of Windows search bar and open “System” which is a type of configuration window.
Go to the “Service charges” section at the top, then at the bottom, look for the “Hide all currently available Microsoft services” option.
Disable any services that you think may be interfering with the Snipping Tool.
Once you turn it off, run the crop tool again.
Open Windows Settings.
Go to Security & Update > Troubleshoot.
Scroll down and click “Windows Store Apps” under the “Find and fix problems” section.
Click the “Run the troubleshooter” button. The troubleshooter will then detect and further fix issues that might cause Snip & Sketch to stop working.
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