Screenshot Tool Questionnair

Hi, gave this a quick try.. seemed smooth in operation.. noticed two things:
- By default, creates folder ‘EaseUS Screenshot’ in Pictures - personally would prefer this be an option.
(And of course folder remains after uninstallation).
- Installer needs to clean up properly... Geek Uninstaller finds significant leftovers.

Thanks.

Try3 said:

John,

If you ever decide to publish a portable version as well then please do test it running in the WinPE established by booting from a Windows 10 installation USB.
- I have only ever found one that can run in WinPE & it is very awkward to use so yours might be very welcome.

It would need to:-
1 be copied onto the installation USB by the user, and
2 be run by entering a command in WinPE's Command prompt.

All the best,
Denis

That's a good idea. Similar to what Macrium's screen capture on the recovery medium has and it saves to an external drive.

Fabler2 said:

That's a good idea.

I agree with you completely.

Fabler2 said:

Similar to what Macrium's screen capture on the recovery medium has and it saves to an external drive.

The only one I have managed to get working at all has been Snipaste and it's awkward to use [and I cannot get it to capture a Command prompt window].
Screenshot tool to add to the Windows installation USB my post #9 - TenForums
{Earlier posts in that thread deal with getting an explorer & a PDF reader to work in the Installation USB's WinPE - Explorer++, SumatraPDF}

Before that, I tried [but could not get working]:
Lightscreen
MSPaint-WinXP
MSPaint-Win7
MSPaint-Win10v1607
ScreenMe
SnapShot
WinPEScreenshotTool
Macrium peexplorer.exe [extracted from the Macrium boot disk] but trying to run it from the Installation USB's Command prompt provoked no response at all.
ZoomIt {This one really took the biscuit. It seemed to work but its 'saved' response was false, the image was not saved anywhere.}


All the best,
Denis