Windows 10: Disable Snipping Tool Auto Save via GPO

Is there a way to disable the auto save function in snipping tool either via GPO or powershell?

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How to disable Windows Snipping Tool's Auto save Screenshot feature via Windows Registry

I am looking to find out how to disable Windows Snipping Tool's Auto save Screenshot feature via Windows Registry. I want to eventually run a script via Intune to edit the registry key that will disable Windows Snipping Tool's Auto save Screenshot feature on multiple machines.

PLEASE DO NOT send me screenshots of how to disable the Windows Snipping Tool's Auto save Screenshot feature via Settings in the Snipping tool.

I am only interested in where in the Registry is the Auto Save of Screenshots managed for the Windows Snipping tool.

Thank you!

 

Snip Tool won't save directly

My snip tool won't save snips at all unless I manually go into the snip tool and save it from there. I'm running Windows 11.

I have all of these enabled:

• Snipping tool notifications
  
• Use the Print screen button to open screen snipping
  
• Save Snips
  

I've created a new user profile, turned off and on all those various settings, updated my computer fully, and rebooted.

I talked with someone in tech support at length but he was stumped too since I have the "Save Snips" option enabled.

 

How do I prevent Snipping Tool from disabling FastStone Capture Auto-save

When I upgraded to Windows 11 Vers. 23H2, the Snipping Tool was installed without asking me.

It is the only change that occurred before FastStone Capture 9.3 stopped saving auto-save captures to the destination directory.

I have come to like Snipping Tool, but I love this bar! (Toby, I am sure God will enjoy your songs as much as I did. Rest in peace and harmony.)

I have come to like Snipping Tool, but I love FastStone Capture 9.3.

Is there anything short of blowing up Snipping Tool that I can do to enable FastStone Capture auto-saving to a directory?

Thanks!

Tom G