Windows 10: Snipping Tool WIN + Shift + S: Screenshot save location W10?

Update to Locked threadSnipping Tool WIN + Shift + S: Screenshot save location?answered by @PCR Just PCRMy path is different When Saving ScreenshotsUsing Win + Shift + sThe Temp Folder Path for me isPath %LOCALAPPDATA%\Packages\MicrosoftWindows.Client.CBS_cw5n1h2txyewy\TempState\ScreenClip Tip 1/ Create a shortcut for any user just paste that exact path above into the path property of a new shortcut Tip 2/Create a shortcut in the ScreenClip folder linking to any folder you commonly want to move shortcuts too Tip 3/That folder contains a thumbnail & a full size clip. All T

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Snipping Tool (WIN + Shift + S): Screenshot save location?

Is there a way to get both of these things with a shortcut:

1. Snip of screen, rather than fullscreen (like the snipping tool does).

2. Along with automatically saving to the Screenshots folder?

That'd be so great! It is available on other OS.

 

Snipping Tool (WIN + Shift + S): Screenshot save location?

When I took a screenshot, Windows told me I wanted to try: WIN + Shift + S

So, I did. But, where is this screenshot other than the clipboard?

I can paste directly into OneNote, or whatever image program, but I don't want that. I want a timestamped screenshot or the "Shortcut" is not for what I need to do.

Is there a fourth button in the combo to actually save the screenshot? This is so weird to me. Not an improvement. Would be an improvement IF it were saved automatically. Is there really not a folder somewhere that these shots are stored automatically?

 

Snipping Tool (WIN + Shift + S): Screenshot save location?

Shift+WinKey+S opens Snip & Sketch. Make your snip, which goes into the
Clipboard. A notice of it also immediately goes into the
Action Center. Click that notice, & the snip will reopen into Snip & Sketch. Draw on it, if desired. Click the
Save icon (disk) at top right to save it to the Pictures folder. Its name will be a timestamp...





To get it into a post here, click the Insert Image icon (2nd from right) above your post which opens to the same folder.