![]() ![]() If this is the case, the best solution is to replace your keyboard. If another key is not functioning properly either, the issue may be with your keyboard and not your Windows settings. Try testing whether any other keys are not working by checking in your system settings. If Shift+S is not already assigned a shortcut, the issue could be related to your keyboard itself. If Shift+S is assigned a shortcut, delete it and try Shift+S again. This will open the System Configuration window where you can see which shortcuts are currently assigned to each key. You can do this by pressing Windows key + R on your keyboard and inputting “shortcut” in the Run window. The first thing to check is whether Shift+S is set up as a shortcut for a program or other action on your computer. There are multiple potential causes for why your Windows Shift+S might not be working. If this is the case, upgrading to the latest version may help with the screenshotting issue you are having. Finally, it’s possible that you are using outdated GeForce graphics hardware. Try running the game in fullscreen mode, as this can help with the screenshotting process. Furthermore, it’s possible you are running a game in a window mode that is not supported for screenshotting. Make sure you have given GeForce explicit permission to screenshot by granting the feature access. Additionally, some programs and applications may be blocking the screenshot feature. Make sure you have the latest version of GeForce Graphics Drivers installed. Why is my GeForce not Screenshotting?įirst, it’s possible that you are using outdated software. ![]() This folder is located inside the main drive of your PC. Once the screenshot is taken, it will be saved to your computer in the ‘Screenshots’ folder in the ‘Pictures’ folder. This will take a screenshot of what is currently on your screen. You can then select the ‘Snapshot’ button. Click on the ‘Camera’ icon and a few additional options will appear. When you click the ‘Share’ button, a list of additional options will appear along the top of the window. Once inside, you will be able to find the ‘Share’ button located at the top right of the window. All you need to do is open up the Nvidia GeForce Experience app on your PC. ![]()
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