Hey there! Today I want to share with you my personal experience and step-by-step guide on how to record your screen on Windows 10. Whether you want to create tutorials, share your gaming achievements, or simply capture your screen for any other reason, Windows 10 provides a built-in screen recording feature that makes it super easy. So, let’s get started!
Step 1: Open the Xbox Game Bar
The first thing to do is open the Xbox Game Bar. To do this, simply press the Windows key + G on your keyboard. You’ll see a small overlay appear at the top of your screen.
Step 2: Start the Screen Recording
Now that the Xbox Game Bar is open, look for the “Capture” button with a camera icon on it. Click on it to open the Capture widget. Here, you’ll find options for recording your screen, taking screenshots, and more. Click on the large red “Start recording” button to begin recording your screen.
Step 3: Customize Recording Settings
Before you start recording, you may want to customize some of the settings. To access the recording settings, click on the gear icon in the Capture widget. Here, you can change the audio input source, enable or disable microphone recording, and select the video quality and framerate.
Step 4: Start and Stop Recording
Once you’ve customized the settings, it’s time to start recording. To start the recording, simply click on the “Start recording” button in the Capture widget. You’ll see a small floating bar at the top-right corner of your screen indicating that the recording is in progress. To stop the recording, click on the “Stop recording” button on the floating bar or press Windows key + ALT + R.
Step 5: Access and Edit the Recorded Video
After you’ve stopped the recording, Windows 10 will automatically save the recorded video to your “Videos” folder in the “Captures” subfolder. To access the recorded video, open the “File Explorer” and navigate to “This PC” > “Videos” > “Captures” folder. From here, you can play the video, edit it using video editing software, or share it with others.
That’s it! You’ve successfully recorded your screen on Windows 10. Now you can create amazing tutorials, share your gameplay, or simply capture anything happening on your screen.
Conclusion
Recording your screen on Windows 10 is a simple and straightforward process. With the built-in screen recording feature, you don’t need to install any third-party software. So, go ahead and start capturing your screen today!