From now on, all new screenshots will be saved in the default Screenshots location. Confirm pop-ups for creating a new folder in your Pictures folder and to move the current folder.Tip: see the ultimate list of all Windows keyboard shortcuts with Win keys if you are interested. The fastest way to do it is to press Win + E shortcut keys together on the keyboard. Switch to Location tab, and simply click on the Restore Default button. To change the default screenshots location, you need to do the following: Open This PC.Navigate to the new location you set earlier, and open the folder’s Properties window by right-clicking on it.Whenever you wish to switch back to the original saving settings, follow these steps: Restore Default Screenshot Capture Setting From now on, every screenshot you take by pressing Win + PrtScr will be saved to the new location.
Now browse to the folder which you want to set as the new location for the screenshots, and click Select Folder button.Right-click on the File Explorer icon on the Taskbar, bringing up the jump list.
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Then, switch to Location tab in the Properties window, and click on the “Move…” button. To select a custom folder as the default location to be opened in File Explorer, open File Explorer, navigate to the desired folder, and click in the address bar to select the full path. Right-click on the Screenshots folder, and choose Properties.Open your Pictures folder by typing in %userprofile%\pictures into the Run dialog box and press Enter, or navigate to C:\Users\\Pictures\Screenshots in File Explorer.Change Default Screenshot Capture Location
Want to reset the screenshot counter? Follow this post. If you don’t find this location useful then you can change the default saving location to another location, say your Dropbox folder, to better server your purpose. Windows 8 by default saves Win + PrtScr captured screenshots at C:\Users\\Pictures\Screenshots folder.
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