I don't think you can screen shot when it is not logged in.
However, the pictures are stored in
%localappdata%*Packages*Microsoft.Windows.ContentDeliveryManager_cw5n1
h2txyewy*LocalState*Assets
(Change each asterisk to a backslash. This software won't display them for some reason.)
Copy that, make sure you;ve included the backslashes and removed the asterisks, paste it in to the window at the top of Windows Explorer or into the search button in the bottom left.
That will take you to a directory with a whole bunch of meaningless file names.
Copy them all to another directory. *COPY*, not move.
It will give you a warning. something about opening these files might be damaging to your computer. Just click ok or yes, or whatever it is.
Having got them into a separate directory you then need to rename them all to *.jpg. A tedious job if there's lots of them so if you're familiar with the command window, start one up, navigate to the directory you created with the copies and type in "ren *.* *.jpg"
You will then have in amongst a bunch of crap, the picture you're talking about. You can then search for it or put it somewhere where we can look for it and I expect someone will find it.
If that wasn't clear, tell me and I'll try to improve.
Last edited by: No FM2R on Sun 28 Jun 20 at 18:33
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