When you find the location you want to use, click the “Select Folder” button, then confirm your changes by clicking “OK” in the Screenshot Properties window.
For example, if you want your screenshots to be easily accessible from your desktop, you might want to save them to a folder named “Screenshots” on your desktop rather than your desktop itself. But we recommend against using another special system folder like the desktop, because Windows will make the change permanent, and it even warns you that it can’t be undone. Tip: You can save screenshots anywhere, including another drive, a cloud service, or a network share. Or click the “Move” button, and you can browse to the new location using the “Select a Destination” window. Using the text box in the “Location” tab, you can type in the file path where you want Windows to save its screenshots.
In the “Screenshots Properties” window, select the “Location” tab. Then right-click the “Screenshots” folder and select “Properties” in the menu that appears. When a File Explorer window opens, navigate to This PC > Pictures.
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