

Both directories should be displayed in the save dialog in the left sidebar of Windows Explorer (for use here and now in the forum this should be okay, and if you want it to be a different folder, then please use a folder that you certainly have access to). I suggest you save the screenshot either on your desktop or in your download directory. In “Paint”, first press the key combination Ctrl + V to insert the screenshot just taken, and then the key combination Ctrl + S to save the screenshot as a file. When you have found this key then press it once, then please go to the folder “Windows Accessories” in the start menu and open the file “Paint” (not Paint 3D!). On full-size keyboards, you’ll find this key very often on the right side of the key F12. If you have an English-language keyboard, please check if you can find a key with the inscription Prt, Print or PrintScreen (sometimes there is more or something other than just Print, PrintScreen or Prt on it), if the keyboard is in your language look for a key whose inscription is “Print” or for an abbreviation or a synonym of it, in other words, a description that points to the term. You only have to press a certain key, but unfortunately, I don’t know your keyboard to tell you which key it is for you. Screenshots are usually very easy to take in Windows, so if you like to go on, here is a description of how you can take a screenshot in Windows. If you don’t know how to take a screenshot, then that’s no problem (you’re not the only one who is sending photos). If you need support, then please let us know. Do you know how to unpack archive files with windows? The way you are making screenshots looks like you are not very familiar with handling Windows, am I right?
