Let the Win8 system screenshots be zeroed and then incremented

You have already started using Windowws 8. You can use the Window+PrScrn key combination to complete the screen capture in both the desktop environment and the Metro interface. More practically, you can save the screenshot file at the same time as the screenshot. :\\Users\\current computer name\\image\\screenshot” under the path, and in the format of "screenshot (X).png", the order here, "x" is incremented from the number "1" 1). The following system home will talk about how the Win system screenshots are zeroed. However, even if we clear the "Screenshots" folder, when we take a screenshot again, Windows 8 will continue to increment from the last number instead of re-re- “1” At the beginning, this is too embarrassing, and seek solutions. [Solutions] Windows 8 can quickly modify the file name in batches, but it is very troublesome to repeat the operation. In fact, you can use the registry editor to completely solve this problem. [Solution method] Open the registry editor at the administrator level, jump to [HKEY_CURRENT_USER\\Software\\Microsoft\\Windows\\CurrentVersion\\Explorer], double-click ScreenshotIndex in the right pane, open the editing dialog box, and set the cardinality to “decimal" (Fig. 2), where you can view the current numeric value of the screenshot file, set the value data to “0”, and exit the registry editor after saving. At this point, clear the “screenshots” folder, and press the Window+PrScrn key combination to take a screenshot. Is the screenshot file“x” start again from “1” If you don't want to manually modify the registry key every time, you can right-click [HKEY_CURRENT_USER\\Software\\Microsoft\\Windows\\CurrentVersion\\Explorer] and select "Export" to make a backup. If you need to import this registry branch directly, you can import it later. La. Tip If you need to modify the location of the "screenshot", you can right click on the "pictures" folder, open the properties dialog, switch to the "Location" tab, and relocate the location here. This article comes from [System Home] www.xp85.com