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# Location of Screenshots Captured During Execution

**Summary**: The client inquired about the storage location of screenshots generated during test execution in Avo Assure. The screenshots are automatically saved in a specific folder within the Avo Client directory.

### Error behavior

When this issue occurs, you may observe the following behavior:

* During execution, screenshots are captured, but the client was unable to locate where these screenshots are stored in the system.

### **Possible Reasons**

This issue may occur due to one or more of the following reasons:

* You may not be aware of the default installation directory structure of Avo Assure. 
* Screenshots are stored locally and not displayed directly within the execution screen.
* Folder visibility settings or navigation differences may lead to difficulty in locating the directory.

### Resolution/Solution

To resolve this issue and ensure successful execution, perform the following actions:

1. Navigate to the installed Avo Client folder on the system.  
2. Open the Avo Assure directory within it.  
3. Locate and open the Screenshots folder.  
4. All screenshots captured during execution will be available in this folder.  

**Path**:\
Avo Client Folder → Avo Assure → Screenshots Folder


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