Windows 10: Screenshots Are Not Being Automatically Saved To Dropbox

I am using Windows 11 Lenovo Ideapad 1i. I have set my Dropbox preferences to ensure that screenshots are shared with Dropbox. I click my Screenshots folder, and I see nothing there. On my last laptop, all I had to do was press prtsc and the screenshot automatically went to Dropbox. I don't see why such an easy process should not be made more difficult by the Snipping Tool, which I don't want, and the little box of four options that appears every single time I press prtsc. I uninstalled the Snipping Tool. I am still getting the four options come up whenever I press prtsc, and the only way I ca

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Screenshots no longer automatically saved in Screenshots folder

For nearly 3 years, the PRT SC (print screen) button on my HP Envy laptop automatically saved screenshots in a folder called Screenshots. While I still have functionality of clicking PRT SC and can then paste the image by CTRL-V, the images are no longer
automatically being saved in the Screenshots folder or any folder as far as I can tell. What changed and how can this be fixed? I use DropBox, not OneDrive, so please no suggestions re OneDrive. Thanks.

 

Screenshots will not save to Dropbox.

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Screenshots will not save to Dropbox. Share box is checked. Worked on Vista will not on Windows 10. Thanks!

 

Save screenshots taken using PrtScn to OneDrive

Hi,



Thank you for writing to Microsoft Community Forums.



We understand that you want to save the screenshots taken using Prtscn directly to OneDrive.



We would suggest you to refer the steps mentioned in the article
Save screenshots to OneDrive automatically and see if that helps.



Let us know how it goes.



Regards,

Nikhar Khare

Microsoft Community - Moderator