Have a little problem.

[Iceman]

I accidentally took a screenshot on my buzz TV 4900. How do I get rid of it?

[Ryu]

go to all apps, file browser, local disk, pictures, screen shots, your screen shot should be here.

click on hamburger button next to home button then click on screen shot you want to delete. after you select screen shot click on  button with pencil icon. and select delete.

Edited December 29, 2021 by Ryu

[Iceman]

RYU I did what you said after I hit on local disk  nothing came up saying pictures.

[Ryu]

you probably did not hit on local disk. launch file browser then arrow down or use mouse course and hit local disk.

[Ryu]

are you using external storage? 

[Iceman]

No. I had on the app DB assistant you know it helps clean out the junk files . Somehow someway it took a screenshot of it. And every time I hit the back button for a split second I see that screen come up. I uninstalled the app. I'm going to install it again. Been using it for years. But like I said every time I hit the back button for a split second you see a screenshot of DB assistant. It's annoying.

[dishuser]

3 minutes ago, Iceman said:

No. I had on the app DB assistant you know it helps clean out the junk files . Somehow someway it took a screenshot of it. And every time I hit the back button for a split second I see that screen come up. I uninstalled the app. I'm going to install it again. Been using it for years. But like I said every time I hit the back button for a split second you see a screenshot of DB assistant. It's annoying.

go to settings/screen saver

[nbs.]

5 minutes ago, Iceman said:

No. I had on the app DB assistant you know it helps clean out the junk files . Somehow someway it took a screenshot of it. And every time I hit the back button for a split second I see that screen come up. I uninstalled the app. I'm going to install it again. Been using it for years. But like I said every time I hit the back button for a split second you see a screenshot of DB assistant. It's annoying.

disregard

Edited December 29, 2021 by nbs.