Can't find screenshots

[Todd2 2,097]

I had to move MSFS to the D drive after my C drive ran out of space.  Now it's not saving screenshots in the normal folder.  I've looked on the C and D drive and can't find the saved pics.  Does anyone know where screenshots are saved if you move the sim to another drive than the C drive?

[James Callan 66]

Might be under Pictures/screenshots.

[Todd2 2,097]

Just now, James Callan said:

Might be under Pictures/screenshots.

No that's where I first looked and the folder is empty.

[in2tech 588]

4 hours ago, Todd2 said:

I had to move MSFS to the D drive after my C drive ran out of space.  Now it's not saving screenshots in the normal folder.  I've looked on the C and D drive and can't find the saved pics.  Does anyone know where screenshots are saved if you move the sim to another drive than the C drive?

What key are you using to save the screenshots? Or are you using like that Shadow Play thingy from Nvidia? Or some other program?

[Todd2 2,097]

Just now, in2tech said:

What key are you using to save the screenshots? Or are you using like that Shadow Play thingy from Nvidia? Or some other program?

I'm using the windows key + print screen key the screen goes darker for a second so I think it's saving the screenshot somewhere

[in2tech 588]

3 minutes ago, Todd2 said:

I'm using the windows key + print screen key the screen goes darker for a second so I think it's saving the screenshot somewhere

Here is an article about screen shots in Windows 10. Too lazy to read it 🙂

https://www.businessinsider.com/how-to-find-screenshots-on-windows-10

[109Sqn 1,564]

9 minutes ago, Todd2 said:

windows key + print screen key

The default screenshot format is PNG, so search for *.PNG in Windows Explorer (remember the asterisk and fullstop (or 'period' since you're in the US of A😉). That way you'll find which folders contain PNG images. You could also search for screenshot to see if Windows has created a new folder elsewhere.

[Todd2 2,097]

2 minutes ago, 109Sqn said:

The default screenshot format is PNG, so search for *.PNG in Windows Explorer (remember the asterisk and fullstop (or 'period' since you're in the US of A😉). That way you'll find which folders contain PNG images. You could also search for screenshot to see if Windows has created a new folder elsewhere.

Ok that worked found it!  The pics were on the D drive in the screenshot folder.  

[109Sqn 1,564]

Just now, Todd2 said:

Ok that worked found it! 

Glad that sorted it.👍