Having problems taking Screenshots.

[Vtorch]

I have taken a few screenshots, but when I look in the EQ2 folder I do not see them there. When I take a screenshot, in the "Main Chat" within the game it just says "Saving Screenshot" Aren't my screenshots saved in C:Program FilesSonyEverQuest II Am I not looking in the right place?  If something is wrong, is there a way to fix it? I don't know if this helps, but I am running Windows Vista on a Pentium 4 computer with an ATI Mobility Radeon x600 video card.

[Josgar]

<p>did you look for a screenshot folder?</p>

[Vtorch]

Yes, but it's not there. The folders i have under that directory are: <ol><li>helpfiles</li><li>Keyboards</li><li>Layouts</li><li>Miles</li><li>mozilla</li><li>Music</li><li>paks</li><li>TestServer</li><li>UI</li></ol>

[alicia]

I had the same problem. It's a Vista issue (surprise surprise) All you have to do is run the game as administrator. Do this by right clicking application and choosing run as administrator. This will reset all your UI settings. It's weird, not sure why it does this.

[StoneySilen]

I believe if you are not running it as a Admin under Vista, Vista moves the files to your Username/Documents/whateverthenameofthefolder/

[Vtorch]

<cite>alicia wrote:</cite><blockquote>I had the same problem. It's a Vista issue (surprise surprise) All you have to do is run the game as administrator. Do this by right clicking application and choosing run as administrator. This will reset all your UI settings. It's weird, not sure why it does this. </blockquote> Thanks everyone for your help. Alicia, your solution actually solved my problem. After I successfully made a screenshot a "screenshot" folder appeared and my images were saved to that folder. Anyone know if there is a more permanent solution to "Run as Administrator" without having to manually set it as that?

[StoneySilen]

<cite>Vtorch wrote:</cite><blockquote><cite>alicia wrote:</cite><blockquote>I had the same problem. It's a Vista issue (surprise surprise) All you have to do is run the game as administrator. Do this by right clicking application and choosing run as administrator. This will reset all your UI settings. It's weird, not sure why it does this. </blockquote> Thanks everyone for your help. Alicia, your solution actually solved my problem. After I successfully made a screenshot a "screenshot" folder appeared and my images were saved to that folder. Anyone know if there is a more permanent solution to "Run as Administrator" without having to manually set it as that? </blockquote>Did you check and see if it created the screens where I said it did?  Run As Admin is the permanent solution due to how Vista works and tries to force all programs to save things where Vista wants.

[Vtorch]

Nitelen@The Bazaar wrote: <blockquote><cite>Vtorch wrote:</cite><blockquote><cite>alicia wrote:</cite><blockquote>I had the same problem. It's a Vista issue (surprise surprise) All you have to do is run the game as administrator. Do this by right clicking application and choosing run as administrator. This will reset all your UI settings. It's weird, not sure why it does this. </blockquote> Thanks everyone for your help. Alicia, your solution actually solved my problem. After I successfully made a screenshot a "screenshot" folder appeared and my images were saved to that folder. Anyone know if there is a more permanent solution to "Run as Administrator" without having to manually set it as that? </blockquote>Did you check and see if it created the screens where I said it did?  Run As Admin is the permanent solution due to how Vista works and tries to force all programs to save things where Vista wants. </blockquote> Yes, I did check (thnx, btw) but it wasn't there. After I ran as Administrator nothing was created or move to a folder in  "Username/Documents/whateverthenameofthefolder/."  However, a "screenshots" folder was created in the main EQ2 folder. Thanks for your help.