I don't what you think, however i take a large amount of screenshots, and due to the super-advanced software that I use, I can automatically add watermarks and save the captures to a configured destination.

In other words, the one thing I need to remember would be to press the right hotkey to take a screenshot of the entire screen or simply of the specific region.

Snipping Tool, which is the default screenshot app bundled with Windows, is basically a pretty advanced app, though it's pretty clear that it lags behind the rest of the third-party alternatives. This is because Microsoft has never seemed very dedicated to updating Snipping Tool in a manner that will make it a fully featured screenshot app, so this is why a lot of people, myself included, chose to stick to third-party software.

The newest Windows 11 preview build comes with one big update for Snipping Tool. The app gets support for auto-saving screenshots, meaning all of your captures are actually automatically held in the Screenshots folder.

The brand new feature is enabled by default on all Windows devices.

"We are rolling out an update for Snipping Tool (version 11.2209.2.0) to Windows Insiders within the Dev Channel. With this update, Snipping Tool supports automatically saving your screenshots so that you can recall them later. Search for your screenshot history in the Screenshots folder inside Pictures. This feature is on by default, however, you can also change this behavior in app settings," Microsoft says.

For the moment, more advanced settings seem to be missing, so for example, you can't change the default auto-saving location. Hopefully, the Windows team pays more attention to the other screenshot apps currently offer and update Snipping Tol with increased advanced capabilities to therefore convince more users to stick by using it.

The support for running Android apps on Windows 11 is among the biggest additional features in the operating-system. Along with the discharge of the recently announced Windows 11 2022 Update marked the development of this innovation to more regions.

As noted by onMSFT, Microsoft has updated their email list of countries in which the Amazon Appstore on Windows is support - the Amazon Appstore may be the one providing users with access to Android apps on Windows 11 devices.

Microsoft states that as well as the Usa and Japan, the two regions where the feature was already available as a preview, users in Italy, Isle of individual, France, Germany, Belgium, Andorra, and Vatican City can all run Android apps on the desktop.

The entire list of countries where Android apps are available around the Windows 11 desktop are available here, and it includes a total of 31 regions.

A large number of apps already available on Windows 11

Microsoft says there are already 20,000 apps and games developed for Android and which can run on a pc run by Windows 11.

"Having the best content fuels a great PC experience. A year ago, we redesigned the Microsoft Store on Windows to be more open and easier-to-use - a one-stop shop for the apps, games and television teaches you love," Microsoft explained within the original announcement of Windows 11 2022 Update earlier this year.

"Today, through our partnership with Amazon, we are expanding the Amazon Appstore Preview to international markets, bringing a lot more than 20,000 Android? apps and games to Windows 11 devices that satisfy the feature-specific hardware requirements. In addition to a growing catalog of apps and games, we're also excited to share that we're moving to the next stage from the Microsoft Store Ads pilot - helping developers get content while watching right customers."

The recently-announced Windows 11 2022 Update, that is now rolling out to devices available, is also affected by an organization Policy glitch that's also impacting the other versions from the operating-system still supported by the software giant.

Microsoft explains around the Windows 11 health dashboard that copying files and shortcuts using Group Policy Preferences might not act as expected.

This occurs on Windows 8.1 and newer os's, including Windows 10 and Windows 11 - both versions 21H2 and 22H2 are affected.

"File copies using Group Policy Preferences might fail or could create empty shortcuts or files using 0 (zero) bytes. Known affected Group Policy Objects are related to files and shortcuts in User Configuration -> Preferences -> Windows Settings in Group Policy Editor," the software giant explains in an announcement.

The available workarounds for impacted devices

At this time, a complete fix is already in the works, but Microsoft states that some workarounds are for sale to users struggling with this glitch:

Uncheck the "Run in logged-on user's security context (user policy option)". Note: This may not mitigate the issue for items using a wildcard (*).
Inside the affected Group Policy, change "Action" from "Replace" to "Update".
If your wildcard (*) is used in the location or destination, deleting the trailing "\" (backslash, without quotes) in the destination might permit the copy to achieve success.

Needless to say, there is no ETA regarding whenever a full fix might be released to users, but Microsoft says it will likely be a part of a future release.

This means a future update going live towards the affected Windows versions could also resolve the bug - the following Patch Tuesday cycle takes place on October 11, but at this point, there's no confirmation that this may be the target date for the rollout of the fix.

One of the greatest changes in Windows 11 2022 Update is the addition of support for tabs in File Explorer, the built-in file manager preloaded with the OS.

Diehard Windows fans know that tabs in File Explorer have always been a top feature request in the operating system, but so far, the company has pretty much ignored it.

In fact, the first attempt to bring tabs to file for Explorer happened in the past using the introduction of Sets in Microsoft Edge. However, the objective of Sets was to bring tabs everywhere across Windows, not only to File Explorer.

Microsoft's Panos Panay says Windows 11 2022 Update was built on user feedback.

"Windows 11 brought a feeling of ease to the PC, by having an intuitive design everyone loves. We're building on that foundation with additional features to guarantee the content and information you need is always at your fingertips, including updates towards the Start menu, faster and more accurate search, Quick Settings, improved local and current events coverage inside your Widgets board, and also the No. 1 ask from you, tabs in File Explorer. All of the helps Windows anticipate your requirements and save you time," he explains.

File Explorer tabs made their method to insiders captured, and with the help of the Windows Insider program, the organization has further polished the experience to ensure everything is working as expected.

"Enhancements to file for Explorer, including bringing tabs to File Explorer that will help you organize your File Explorer sessions as if you do in Microsoft Edge. The new homepage in File Explorer gives you quick access to your favorite and recent files, so you can pin important files for quick and simple access - even including information at a glance of colleagues' actions on your shared files through the power OneDrive and personalized suggestions based on your Microsoft 365 account," the software giant says.

Microsoft just announced the Windows 11 2022 Update, another major update for that operating system that comes with plenty of new features and enhancements.

Based on Microsoft, Windows 11 2022 Update, also referred to as Windows 11 version 22H2, is now rolling in over 190 countries, though worthwhile to learn would be that the event takes place in phases.

Quite simply, not everyone gets it today, as the phased rollout gives Microsoft more time to discover bugs and prevent them from causing more damage on certain computers.

As said, Windows 11 2022 Update comes with plenty of improvements, including Snap layouts, a new Focus feature, and plenty of performance and battery optimizations.

The new feature update for Windows 11 also marks the development of Android app support to international markets - previously, the feature was only available in the United States.

"Having the best content fuels a great PC experience. Last year, we redesigned the Microsoft Store on Windows to be more open and easier-to-use - a one-stop look for the apps, games and TV teaches you love," Panos Panay, EVP, Chief Product Officer, Windows + Devices, explains.

"Today, through our partnership with Amazon, we're expanding the Amazon Appstore Preview to international markets, bringing a lot more than 20,000 Android? apps and games to Windows 11 devices that meet the feature-specific hardware requirements. And a growing catalog of apps and games, we are also excited to share that we are moving the next stage of the Microsoft Store Ads pilot - helping developers get content in front of the right customers."

An execllent feature that is part of Windows 11 version 22H2 is support for tabs in File Explorer. This really is probably the most requested features within the operating system, and today, it finally becomes available for production devices too.