Didn't work. Snipping tool never asks where to save or name it.

Remember, I've never seen win10 before.

Roger

Brink said:

Hello Roger, :)

See:

https://www.tenforums.com/tutorials/6...dows-10-a.html

Screenshots and Files - Upload and Post in Ten Forums - Windows 10 Forums

It didn't work for me. Couldn't manage the screenshot.

Currently reinstalling Win10 after erasing the disk and repartitioning.

Roger

May I suggest another free tool for making graphical images that is superior to Snipping Tool.

Try Screenpresso, its free!
Screenpresso: The Ultimate Screen Capture Tool for Windows

It creates a task manager window in your task bar, where you
can edit images. I use it at work to add textboxes, circle text and such.
You can also add a picture to you email by right mouse clicking and copying
to the clipboard. All you need do is hit your print screen keyboard button to
capture a desktop image. You can do a region or a whole window. :)

Give it a try!

I've attached a sample.

1. Maximize Disk Management window to full screen,
2. By hovering/dragging and scrolling, show all partitions in the Graphical View as necessary,
3. By hovering/dragging, expand all columns in Volume List to show all information,
4. From the 'View/Top' Menu, show Disk List, (instead of Volume List), if necessary.

Hey, I love to send a screen of my 4TB external drive I use for backups, how do I get that drive to show up, G: instead of C:

swarfega said:

Isn't this a bit awkward having a tutorial by a banned user. I assume @Brink would need to update it if required.

I'm assuming the member was not banned because of anything in this thread. The information is still valid.

Awkward? Perhaps.