Windows 11 Snipping Tool Gets a Big Upgrade: New ‘Capture Notes . . . 🚀 Windows 11 Snipping Tool Gets Smarter! Microsoft has just introduced a powerful new feature in the Snipping Tool: Capture Notes This update takes screenshots to the next level by allowing you to capture, annotate, and organize your notes seamlessly—all within Windows 11 In my latest YouTube video, I break down:
Snipping Tool | Microsoft Community Hub I've been using Snipping Tool since Windows 10 came out and it had been working very well with Windows 11 since I installed it when it first came out All of a sudden, this week, it stopped working for some unknown reason so I uninstalled the app and tried to download a new exe Snipping Tool file from Microsoft but it wouldn't download
Better Alternatives to Snipping Tool for Windows 11? | Microsoft . . . The better Alternatives to Snipping Tool for Windows 11 Screen Clipping in PowerPoint is a quick way to take a screenshot and insert it into your presentation, but it's not a standalone screenshot tool for general use
Snipping Tool: Policy to Disable Automatically save screenshots . . . Snipping Tool: Policy to Disable "Automatically save screenshots" Hello OneDrive Community! We have a use case for the need to push a setting to disable the Windows 11 Snipping Tool to "Automatically save screenshots" to OneDrive Is there a group policy or a registry setting that will set the toggle to autosave to Off?
bug - Snipping Tool Print Screen randomly overexposes some Windows . . . The washed-out effect isn't caused by Snipping Tool; it happens earlier in Windows' rendering pipeline Modern Windows doesn't capture the screen pixel by pixel Instead, every application renders into its own off-screen GPU buffer, and the Desktop Window Manager (DWM) composites those buffers into what you see on the screen Snipping Tool, ScreenToGif, and Taskbar Thumbnail Preview all pull