How to Post a Screenshot of Disk Management  

Yes, the tutorial is still valid. :)

@Brink,

Shouldn't this tutorial be reviewed [Edwin's contribution is particularly useful] then reworked with diagrams to illustrate its main points?

It might be easier to publish the revised version as a new, separate tutorial.

Denis

Try3 said:

@Brink,

Shouldn't this tutorial be reviewed [Edwin's contribution is particularly useful] then reworked with diagrams to illustrate its main points?

It might be easier to publish the revised version as a new, separate tutorial.

Denis

Thank you Denis. The tutorial has now been updated to hopefully help better. Please let me know if you think it needs anything else.

Matthew's suggestion of WIN+SHIFT+S is very convenient. Saved directly to the clipboard.

f14tomcat said:

Matthew's suggestion of WIN+SHIFT+S is very convenient. Saved directly to the clipboard.

It cannot be uploaded until it has been saved as a file so that must be explained in the tutorial if Win+Shift+S is to be suggested.

Personally, I think people do need something suggested because they might not be familiar with graphics manipulations. I think it would be worth adding links to
Take a screenshot - TenForumsTutorials
Take a screen snip with Snip and Sketch - TenForumsTutorials
Steps Recorder - TenForumsTutorials

and A basic guide to using the Snipping tool - TenForums
and, for photos, How to tidy up computer screen photo - TenForums

How to upload and post screenshots and files - TenForumsTutorials
How to remove a screenshot or image from a TenForums post - TenForumsTutorials

How to post a screenshot of Disk management - TenForumsTutorials

Denis

In step 3, I do not understand the point of the right-hand silver-bronze diagram [and I cannot read it].

Denis

@Brink,

Might I suggest that you refer to MaloK's excellent Computer Management>Disk Management Post #4 as a means of saving the Disk mgmt. layout in its column-widened form for subsequent everyday use.

All the best,
Denis