Step 1: Press the Win + R keys together on your keyboard to open the Run command. This to ensure that if you lose any data during the process, you can recover it from the backup created. Since the change will have to be done using the Registry Editor, make sure that you create a backup of the registry data first. In such cases, you can change the hotkey since OneNote does not come with any customization options for the hotkeys. Sometimes the issue can also be due to a glitch in the OneNote. Method 7: By Changing the OneNote Hotkey Via Regedit Once re-installed, the Win + Shift + S hotkey should work fine. Now, go to the Microsoft Store to download and install the app again on your system. This will remove the Snip & Sketch app from your Windows 10 system. On the right side of the pane, scroll down and select the Snip & Sketch app. Step 3: Next, you reach directly to the Apps & features section. Step 2: In the Settings window, click on Apps. Step 1: Press Win + I shortcut keys on your keyboard to open the Settings window. Method 6: By Uninstalling Snip & Sketch and then Installing Again In the right side, scroll down and locate the option Use the PrtScrn button to open screen snipping. Press Windows key + I to open settings.Ĥ. Method 5: Alternatively you can use PrntScrn in place of Win + Shift + Sġ.
Now, you should be able to use the Win + Shift + S hotkey as normal to capture screenshots.
Step 3: In the Select which icons appear on the taskbar, go to Send to OneNote Tool and turn the switch on. Step 2: In the Taskbar settings window, go to the right side of the pane, scroll down and under Notification area, click Select which icons appear on the taskbar. Step 1: Right-click on the Taskbar and select Taskbar settings. Method 4: By Using OneNote’s System Tray Icon for Screen Clipping Once the Reset is complete, restart your PC and you should be able to use the Win + Shift +S hotkey back again to capture screenshots.
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