


Steam, like all other apps, installs to the C drive by default however many users like to install it to other, larger drives. The screenshots are saved to the Steam folder. There are two ways to access the Steam screenshots folder in File Explorer by manually navigating to the folder and by going through the Screenshot manager.

There are two ways to access the Steam screenshot folder from File Explorer on Windows 10, and via Steam’s own screenshot manager. They’re instead in a folder that’s nested inside other folders. You won’t find them in a folder neatly labeled ‘Screenshots’. The screenshots aren’t saved to your Photos library though. Steam is home to lots and lots of popular games and it has a built-in screenshot tool that you can use if the game itself doesn’t have a screenshot option. Games have some truly beautiful imagery and sometimes when you make an impressive kill, a quick recording or a screenshot is in order.
