


Follow this how-to article or make the registry changes using command line: Method 2: Disable the Global Windows + S Shortcut KeyĪnother workaround is to disable the global shortcut key Windows + S. Reboot your computer and check if your new OneNote screen clipping shortcut key will work.You can find the ASCII value for your desired key in this table: If you want to set a different shortcut key, set the hex value accordingly. The ASCII value of the ‘Z’ key is 5A (hex). Change the value to 5A (Hexadecimal) and OneNote’s new screen clip shortcut key will be Win + Shift + Z.Name the newly created DWORD value as ScreenClippingShortcutKey, and then double-click it to modify.Right-click on any empty space in the right pane, and then select New -> DWORD (32-bit) Value.HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Office\16.0\OneNote\Options\Other When the Registry Editor window appears, navigate to the following key:.Press the Windows key + R hotkey to open the Run box.Method 1: Change OneNote Screen Clipping Shortcut Key To fix these hotkey conflicts, you have to change OneNote Screen Clipping shortcut key, or disable the global Win + S hotkey in Windows 10. Press the Win + Shift + S hotkey will open the built-in Snipping tool while pressing Win + S will start Cortana Search, so you’re unable to use a keyboard shortcut to insert a screen clipping into your OneNote pages.
#SCREEN CLIPPING TOOL SCREEN GOES BLACK WINDOWS 10#
After upgrading your PC to Windows 10 Creators Update, you might find that OneNote’s popular screen clipping shortcut (Win + Shift + S) doesn’t work any longer.
