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But if you are facing any problem in the Snipping tool, you can follow the below steps to fix the snipping tool not working issue. It is an easy way to capture the image or a screenshot as it is being displayed on your screen. Find and kill the the SnippingTool.exe, then relaunch it for a try. Press 'Ctrl+Alt+Delete' on the keyboard together to show the Task Manager. Now once you are back on the main screen click on Next.įeel free to respond back. The Snipping Tool is a great tool to save images and screenshots in Windows. If the Snipping Tool doesn't work properly, for example, Snipping Tool shortcut, eraser, or pen not working, you may kill the Snipping Tool and restart it.Click on Back or Close at the lower right corner.

You may also unpair the mouse from the receiver (this needs another mouse to do) and to do it see steps below: You can check and change your mouse button settings in the Logitech SetPoint mouse and keyboard software. When the mouse buttons aren't working the way you programmed them to, the problem is usually with the configuration. I want to get rid of this annoyance, any help is appreciated.I apologize for the delay in responding to your post, please let me assist you with your M705 Marathon Mouse. I also tried the followings but none of them worked:ġ) rolled-back of the registry to the point before installing the printer.Ģ) used sfc /scannow to fix system files.ģ) as some suggested online, killed the Snipping Tool process and restarted it.Ħ) replaced it with the original copy of the SnipperTool.exeĨ) removed Tablet features (thus Snipping tool), etc, then re-activated the Tablet features. I deleted the printer from the network and uninstalled the driver, didn't help. The only thing I did a few days ago was the installation of a network printer.

I never got this before, just works even the first time after reboot. but it is annoying this happens every time after reboot if I use Snipping Tool the first time after reboot, the same message pops up, subsequent calls to the Snipping Tool works fine. Without reboot, I just close this message dialog window and restart the Snipping Tool the second time, it works fine, capture and save images, etc. Whenever I start using Snipping Tool (Vista 64) for the first time after boot, the system gives me this message:
