Oh, well you can accually find them by doing this if your runing windows.
1. Hold Down Windows+R until a box pops up in the left hand corner of your screen that says "Run" this will open the file location that you type in the search box.
2. type in %appdata% exactly how i have it typed.
3. go to the ".minecraft" folder should be at the top.
4. Once you have clicked the minecraft folder to open, you will see folders like "versions" "mods" or "resource packs" keep scrolling untill you find a folder that says "screenshots" then after you click it open it will show all the screenshots you took in game when it said in chat something like "Saved screenshot as (usually shows the date)"
If you still don't seem to have the folder there after all this, then I don't know whats wrong with your computer.
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1. Hold Down Windows+R until a box pops up in the left hand corner of your screen that says "Run" this will open the file location that you type in the search box.
2. type in %appdata% exactly how i have it typed.
3. go to the ".minecraft" folder should be at the top.
4. Once you have clicked the minecraft folder to open, you will see folders like "versions" "mods" or "resource packs" keep scrolling untill you find a folder that says "screenshots" then after you click it open it will show all the screenshots you took in game when it said in chat something like "Saved screenshot as (usually shows the date)"
If you still don't seem to have the folder there after all this, then I don't know whats wrong with your computer.
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