How To Fix Screenshot Not Working On Mac?

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How To Fix Screenshot Not Working On Mac?

• Best ways to fix screenshot not working on Mac
• Are you not been able to take a screenshot on
  your Mac device? Getting worried about the same?
  If the answer to these question is yes, then the
  foremost thing that you should know is that this
  can be easily resolved. You can solve this
  problem by going through this blog carefully.

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The correct method of taking a screenshot on a
Mac device

• The correct method of taking a screenshot on a
  Mac device
• Firstly, press the combination of CommandShift3
  together on your keyboard.
• Then, note that inside the Preview application,
  you are required to visit the menu of File,
  search Take Screenshot menu options and choose
  anyone from a total of three options given over
  there.
• After that, you need to use the new application
  added with Mac operating system Mojave and newer
  one known as Screenshot. After you go to that
  application, you shall get several options to
  take screenshots.

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Prefer resetting NVRAM of your Mac device

• Firstly, shut down the Mac device of yours.
• Then, turn on your Mac.
• After that, long press the given below
  combination
• OptionCommandPR
• Note that Apple suggests pressing the combination
  mentioned above for 20 seconds. And if Mac device
  makes a startup voice, then you can let go for
  the keys when you hear the second sound.

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Look on the Dropbox settings

• Firstly, press on the symbol of Dropbox.
• Then, press on the Settings. It shall be towards
  the above at the right-hand side corner of the
  pull-down menu.
• After that, press on Preferences.
• Next, click on the Import tab.
• Lastly, un-tick Share screenshots by using
  Dropbox Checkbox.
• Hope you have been able to fix the screenshot
  problem
• on your Mac device after reading this blog
  carefully.

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• Jaxson Harry is a self-professed security
  expert he has been making the people aware of
  the security threats. His passion is to write
  about Cyber security, cryptography, malware,
  social engineering, internet and new media. He
  writes for Norton security products
  at norton.com/setup.