The snipping tool shortcut may stop working if any of the apps installed on your system is hindering the working of the app or its shortcut. Now make sure that Snip & Sketch has permission to operate in the backgroundand then check if the shortcut issue is resolved.If not, then press the button windowskey and search background apps.Now, scroll downand under the Receive notifications from these sendersmake sure cut and drawis enabled.Then on the right panel toggle the switch from “ Receive notifications from apps and other senders” (under Notifications) to inposition.Įnable notifications from apps and other senders.Now open System and select Notifications and actions(in the left pane).If the screenshot is not displayed in notifications, click the Action Center iconand select all settings.Take a screenshot using the shortcut and click the Action Center iconto check if the screenshotis shown in the notifications(You may need to clear other notifications until the Snip & Sketch notification is displayed.)Ĭheck Snip & Sketch screenshot in system notifications.In this case, enabling notifications may resolve the issue. So the shortcut might be working (ie you're creating the screenshot) but you wouldn't be able to show it in the notification center if notifications are disabled. In the newer version of Snip & Sketch, the screenshot taken is displayed in the notification center. Then check if the Snip & Sketch shortcut works fine.If the app is not there, click Add an appand in the list of apps displayed, add Crop and Sketch.Īdd Snip & Sketch to Focus Assist's priority list.then check if cut and drawIt is present in Applications.Ĭustomize your priority list for Focus Assist.Now select Go to Settings and then click on Customize your priority list(in the Priority Only option), even if you have offlos focus assist.If the problem persists, click the Action Center icon, and then right-click the Action Center icon.If it's already off, then change it to alarms onlyand then turn it off again to check if it fixes the problem. Now in the submenu choose Offand check if the snipping tool works fine.Right click on the Action Centerin the system tray (to the right of the system clock) and select focus assist(in the menu that is displayed).
In this scenario, disabling Focus Assist may resolve the issue. But this feature breaks the working of the snipping tool shortcut and thus causes the issue at hand. Many users tend to enable the Focus Assist feature of their systems to avoid undue interruptions.
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If so, update Snip & Sketch and check if the shortcut issue is resolved.
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The Windows snipping tool shortcut might not work if your system operating system or the application itself is outdated as it may create incompatibility between the application and the operating system. Solution 2 – Update the Windows app and Snip & Skitch to the latest version If not then check if restarting your systemresolve the problem.Then check if the snipping tool shortcut works fine.Now, the right button of the mouseabout him Windows Explorerand select Restart.Open Task Manager from the Quick Access Menu throw the Quick accesspressing menu Windows keys + Xand select the Task Manager.
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