No matter what is set as the hotkey, the hotkey for “Capture Window” captures the entire screen instead. I’ve tried multiple combos such as alt+prt scrn, shift+alt+prt scr, ctrl+prt scrn, and even just the print screen button on its own.
It works fine from the right-click context menu of the System Tray icon, and the hotkeys to capture the whole screen, capture a region, and capture last region are all working fine. But ultimately, whatever hotkey combo I have set to Capture Window, will actually capture the whole screen.
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Windows 10 Professional, 11th Gen Intel i5-1135G7
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Idrees Mi October 20, 2024 at 7:54 PM
Hi This is possibly due to NO window was selected while you were trying to capture a window. As a Greenshot user I face it sometimes when I forget to select the window I am trying to capture. Request you to please select the window first and then press the hotkey(s).
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No matter what is set as the hotkey, the hotkey for “Capture Window” captures the entire screen instead. I’ve tried multiple combos such as alt+prt scrn, shift+alt+prt scr, ctrl+prt scrn, and even just the print screen button on its own.
It works fine from the right-click context menu of the System Tray icon, and the hotkeys to capture the whole screen, capture a region, and capture last region are all working fine. But ultimately, whatever hotkey combo I have set to Capture Window, will actually capture the whole screen.