Snipping Tool not working in Windows 11? How to fix Snipping tool error on Microsoft's OS? - Republic World

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Windows 11 users have been facing some issues with a few built-in applications that come along with the new operating system. Apart from it not being installable in a host of PCs, depending on your processor configuration, etc. Apparently, the Snipping Tool, along with other features such as a touch keyboard, is not available for quite a few Windows 11 users due to an expired certificate. While the company has tried to fix the problem with the help of a patch, it has not been able to completely resolve the issue. Read more about the Windows 11 Snipping tool error. 

As mentioned in the official support document released by Microsoft, "Starting on November 1, 2021, some users might be unable to open or use certain built-in Windows apps or parts of some built-in apps. This is caused by an issue with a Microsoft digital certificate, which expired October 31, 2021." The applications that are affected by the issue include Snipping Tool, Accounts page and landing page in the Settings app (S mode only), Start Menu (S mode only), Touch Keyboard, Voice Typing, Emoji Panel and more. 

How to fix the Snipping tool error in Windows 11?

Microsoft mentions a workaround for the issue, which does not appear to rectify the core problem, i.e. issue with the Microsoft Digital certificate, which expired October 31, 2021. Microsoft has asked users to use the Print Screen tool on their keyboard and paste the required screenshot directly into the document. If the user wishes to edit the screenshot, they can paste it into Paint and crop or add text. As a next step to rectify the Snipping tool error, Microsoft says "We are working on a near term resolution for the Snipping Tool and the S mode issues and will provide an update when available."

Those who have not received a Windows 11 upgrade option on their systems shall be on the lookout this week, as Microsoft is pushing the OS to more existing systems. To check whether there is an update available for a system, open Settings, head over to Update and Security. If the system supports Windows 11 and Microsoft has released an update, it will reflect in this section and can be downloaded and installed. 

How to download Windows 11? 

  • In a web browser, search for "Windows 11 download".
  • The first link will be from Microsoft and will redirect a user to Windows 11 software download page.
  • From the webpage, download Windows 11 Installation Assistant by clicking on Download Now.
  • Once the setup is downloaded, execute the program and execute.
  • In the dialogue box that opens, click accept and install.
  • Follow the instruction afterwards. 
  • Users can also create a bootable USB drive by downloading Windows 11 Disk Image (ISO).
  • For those who want to perform a reinstall or clean install of the operating system, download Windows 11 Installation Media from the same page.
  • Eligible Windows 10 users will be able to upgrade to Windows 11 without any trouble.
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