

Step 4: Next, select 'Search automatically for updated driver software'. Step 3: Right-click the keyboard driver and select Update driver. Step 2: Tap the Keyboard drop-down icon to reveal your PC's keyboard driver. Step 1: Use the Windows key + X shortcut to launch the Quick Access Menu and select Device Manager. Try updating your keyboard driver and inspect if your PC's screenshot functionality is restored. You could face difficulties using keyboard shortcuts to capture screenshots if your PC's keyboard driver is faulty, incompatible with your device's OS, or the drivers are outdated.

Now, take screenshots and check if they are visible in your PC's default screenshot folder. Step 4: Uncheck the 'Automatically save screenshots I capture to OneDrive' option and select OK to save the changes.

That will open a new OneDrive Settings window. Step 1: Right-click the OneDrive icon at the bottom-right corner of your PC's taskbar. If you take screenshots on your PC, but you can't seem to find them, check your OneDrive settings. Sometimes, screenshots you capture are saved to the OneDrive folder automatically. One app that causes your screenshots to be saved elsewhere (other than the Screenshots folder) is OneDrive.

You should check if any of the apps running in the background are interfering with the screenshot feature.
