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title: "No Screenshot when test fails with 50005 or 50200 Error"
slug: "no-screenshot-when-test-fails-with-50005-or-50200-error"
updated: 2023-01-06T15:49:20Z
published: 2023-01-06T15:49:19Z
canonical: "docs.catchpoint.com/no-screenshot-when-test-fails-with-50005-or-50200-error"
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# No Screenshot when test fails with 50005 or 50200 Error

If a scheduled test set to **Screenshot Capture on (Test failure | Any failure)** fails with error code `50005 (Request exceeded the maximum allowed response time)` or `50200 (Unexpected browser error failures)`, there will be no screenshot available for the failed test run. However, if **Screenshot Capture** is set to **Always**, a screenshot *will* be available for the failed test run. **Filmstrip Capture**, if enabled, will always be available for the test regardless of error codes.

Note that the test will only take a screenshot on error when there is a page delivered over the network and an error is reported. Screenshot Capture on Error will not take a screenshot of a local page which is loaded by the browser.

In Instant Tests, if the test fails with either `50200` or `50005`, a screenshot will always be taken. Since both Filmstrip and Screenshot Capture Always are always turned on for instant tests, it will always show the screenshot on error failure.

**On: Test Failure or Any Failure** ![](https://cdn.document360.io/cb4af8f9-6751-4fd2-b39c-07aae832badb/Images/Documentation/209162546-screen1.png)

**On: Always** **![](https://cdn.document360.io/cb4af8f9-6751-4fd2-b39c-07aae832badb/Images/Documentation/209147903-screen2.png)**