![]() ![]() From the Start menu search, look for “Windows Update Settings” and check for the latest updates, even if it shows “You’re up to date.One of them is KB5008295, but you should opt for the latest OOB patches whenever they’re announced. ![]() The universal solution to the Snipping Tool not working issue in Windows 11 is to finish an “Out-of-band (OOB)” update: a non-security Microsoft patch introduced past scheduled release dates. Check for Windows 11 Out-of-Band (OOB) Updates Each solution covered below will fix a unique error source. So the first step is to find the URL of the app in the online Microsoft Store. The Snipping Tool not working can be traced to faulty Windows 11 security updates, expired digital certificates, or a missing folder/registry value. We are going to use the Microsoft ToDo app as an example of how you can download and install apps without the store, but you can use this for any app of course. How to Fix the Windows 11 Snipping Tool Not Working Do a Cloud "Reset" of the Windows 11 Operating System If you have Microsoft Store you can find them by clicking the 'download icon' on the top right when you open Microsoft Store. ![]() You'll find your all your programs and Microsoft Store apps and games (which usually don't show up in the control panel) and there'll be an uninstall option there. Use Local Group Policy Editor in Windows 11 to Enable Snipping Tool Go to settings then search 'Apps and Programs'. Set Keyboard Print Screen Key to Launch Snipping Tool Turn Background App Permissions On to Take Pictures Keep "Automatically Copy Changes" Enabled in Snipping Tool Settings Run the Windows 11 Snipping Tool Directly from "Windows.old" Folder Disable Automatic Time Temporarily and Reset Its Manual Value So really, GPO is the only one that's truly limited to Ent/Edu, and the private store option is almost gone. "As of KB 5024351, Windows 10 versions 2004 and newer and all Windows 11 versions no longer require a specific edition of Windows to enforce AppLocker policies" Should probably submit an issue/update request for that.) so really, options #1 and #2 apply to Pro as well, not just Ent/Edu (note: the documentation doesn't list Win11 at all or Win10 Pro for option one, probably an oversight. Obviously, you want to deploy it against users, not machine level as that may have unintended consequences. You can use applocker on Pro in enforcing mode since 2020 - this should still allow background updates to occur since it's only blocking the store app from running, not the background services/functions. With another MDM/management solution that can push CSP functions, you can still disable store on Pro while allowing background updates.ĪppLocker, though not a method i've used in recent history, may be viable and allow background updates without being able to launch the store app. try to uninstall and reinstall Snip & Sketch app from Microsoft Store to. With InTune, you can use company portal to allow selected approved apps (like store for business used to) to be user self-installed, while still disabling store access and allowing background inbox updates. And you can enable it again whenever you want, without any limitations on count. So the "only show private store" functionality will cease working (the last option on that page) - so no limited access functionality for option 4 going forward. So any of those options to control will *disappear*. How to Uninstall Snip & Sketch (Microsoft Store App) Using the PowerShell App Deployment Toolkit Download the zip file to a folder created at (C:Downloads). Windows 10 and 11 include a tool called Snipping Tool (and Windows 10 also includes a similar tool called Snip & Sketch) that allows you to capture custom screenshots. Note that "Windows Store for Business" functionality is going away (originally end of this month, but delayed apparently another month or two). ![]() Unzip and check lenovo-commercial-vantage-install.ps1 and setup-commercial-vantage.bat. See how Lenovo does this with their Lenovo Commercial Vantage deployment package. For installing pre-installed Microsoft apps, both -SkipLicense parameter and downloading from someone's GitHub repo works, but doing this could be a potential risk of violating Microsoft's terms of service. I have seen this guy on TechNet can't even generate the license file for their own app. The trickiest part is getting the license file of Windows Store app. ps1: powershell -executionpolicy bypass -file _YOUR_SCRIPT_.ps1 ) bat script calling the powershell script, if for any reason you can't just let your managed PCs autorun. ps1 script using add-appxprovisionedpackage. Dism does support offline installation of appx packages: ![]()
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