Windows 11 screen recorder

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• Snipping Tool: Select the Record button > New > select recording area > Start. • Xbox Game Bar: Select the Record button. • PowerPoint: Insert> Media> Screen Recording. ShareX works, too. This article explains the different ways you can record what is on your computer screen in Windows 11. Only two methods are built-in (Snipping Tool and Xbox Game Bar); for the others, you'll need to download a specific program. Is the record button grayed out? If you can't select it, it's most likely because the cursor is focused on the desktop or a File Explorer window. Select the program window you want to record instead, and try again. • Monitor the time as it elapses next to the red circle, and then select the square to stop the screen recording. How to Record Your Screen With PowerPoint While Snipping Tool and Xbox Game Bar are built-in to Windows 11, most people also have PowerPoint installed, which includes its own screen capturing utility for saving recordings in a slideshow. Using this method lets you export the video from the slideshow to any folder on your computer, so you can use the recording much like any video file. • Select the area you want to record. The recording will begin shortly after the selection is made. You can click and drag to make a box over the area. To capture a single window, hover the mouse over it so it becomes highlighted, and then click once. To record your whole screen, select the desktop. • Choose to stop and save the screen capture or to abandon it...

Although it’s still likely a few months away from rolling out to the public, this is a pretty handy feature to introduce. Being able to record your screen is particularly useful for explaining features and sending replayable tutorials to others, great for a team of people working from home or students. Similarly, the cropped recording function could be particularly useful to content creators like streamers or YouTubers. In a Windows Insider Blog post Principal Product Manager Lead for Windows Inbox Apps, Dave Grochocki said: “Snipping Tool has always made it quick and easy to capture and share content from your PC, and with screen recording built-in, we are expanding these capabilities to even more types of content.” Windows 11 Snipping Tool for screen recording (Image credit: Microsoft) It's clear the updated snipping tool is not quite ready to go live with Grochocki's post describing known issues. "Some users might notice a slight delay between when you click “Start” and when the recording begins. There is also a known issue where the Snipping Tool app window does not restore when initiating a new snip from within the app." By integrating screen recording within the well known snipping tool, it will hopefully be much more straightforward for Windows 11 users to record their screen than with the current system. Windows users who want to record their screen currently have to use the Xbox Game Bar App from the Windows Store or download third-party software. In contrast, rec...

Last Updated on December 9, 2022 Screen recording on Windows 10 is easy to do, so understandably you might be wondering how it works on Windows 11. The good news is the process is very much the same as long as you know where to look and what to do. Xbox Game Bar, a feature installed as standard as part of Windows 11, allows you to capture in-game footage via an easy-to-navigate overlay. For those looking for desktop and game capture, NVIDIA GeForce Experience and AMD Radeon Software both have built-in screen record functionality that’s both sufficiently robust for most users and intuitive to use. Read on for a step-by-step guide to screen record on: • Windows 11 using Xbox Game Bar • NVIDIA GeForce Experience • AMD Radeon Software Select Xbox Game Bar from the pinned shortcuts in the start menu. If it isn’t among the pinned apps, click on the Search (large magnifying glass icon) in the taskbar and type Xbox Game Bar in the search field and select the ‘Best Match’ result of the same name. Alternatively, you can hit Win+G on your keyboard. A setup wizard will start up the first time you use the feature, allowing you to choose whether you are recording or live streaming, set the default microphone and camera, select recording quality, and whether you want to record the desktop or not. Go through the options, then click on Finish to save your choices. On the Record & Stream screen, click on Start Recording to start capturing footage. You can also adjust microphone levels, full...

We have included five easy and free methods to record the screen on Windows 11. We have used Xbox Game Bar, OBS Studio, and Free Cam to record the screen on Windows 11. The fourth way will be especially handy for students, whereas the fifth method comes directly from Microsoft in the form of a new app. Expand the table below and check out the methods at your convenience. Table of Contents • • • • • Record the Screen on Windows 11 with Xbox Game Bar While Windows 11, or Windows 10 for that matter, does not come with a built-in screen recorder, there is the Xbox Game Bar that lets you record the screen with ease. It’s meant to record gaming sessions, but you can use it to record other windows as well. The only con is that it does not record the screen when File Explorer is open, or you are on the Desktop, which is a bummer. But the best part is the performance. Just by using a keyboard shortcut, you can start the screen recording. No need to wait for encoding the video! With that said, let’s see how this method works: 1. First, make sure you are not on the Desktop. Now, open an app or window (not File Explorer) and use the Windows + G“. It will open the Xbox Game Bar overlay. 4. A small floating pop-up window will now open up. Here, click the “Start recording” button, and there you go! Windows 11 will start recording your screen instantly. Do make sure to turn on the microphone to record your voice alongwith the desktop audio. Moreover, you can use the “ Windows + Alt + R” k...

“We know that Snipping Tool is a favorite among the Insider community, so we are very excited to introduce a built-in screen recorder with this update!” explains Dave Grochocki, principal product manager lead for Windows inbox apps. “Snipping Tool has always made it quick and easy to capture and share content from your PC, and with screen recording built-in, we are expanding these capabilities to even more types of content.” Most Popular • Automakers can’t quit manual transmissions so they’re cramming fake stuff into EVs • It’s not just you: Steam suddenly looks nice • Reddit CEO Steve Huffman isn’t backing down: our full interview • Microsoft Teams integration is being removed from Windows 11 • Reddit CEO Steve Huffman: Reddit ‘was never designed to support third-party apps’

• Snipping Tool: Select the Record button > New > select recording area > Start. • Xbox Game Bar: Select the Record button. • PowerPoint: Insert> Media> Screen Recording. ShareX works, too. This article explains the different ways you can record what is on your computer screen in Windows 11. Only two methods are built-in (Snipping Tool and Xbox Game Bar); for the others, you'll need to download a specific program. Is the record button grayed out? If you can't select it, it's most likely because the cursor is focused on the desktop or a File Explorer window. Select the program window you want to record instead, and try again. • Monitor the time as it elapses next to the red circle, and then select the square to stop the screen recording. How to Record Your Screen With PowerPoint While Snipping Tool and Xbox Game Bar are built-in to Windows 11, most people also have PowerPoint installed, which includes its own screen capturing utility for saving recordings in a slideshow. Using this method lets you export the video from the slideshow to any folder on your computer, so you can use the recording much like any video file. • Select the area you want to record. The recording will begin shortly after the selection is made. You can click and drag to make a box over the area. To capture a single window, hover the mouse over it so it becomes highlighted, and then click once. To record your whole screen, select the desktop. • Choose to stop and save the screen capture or to abandon it...

We have included five easy and free methods to record the screen on Windows 11. We have used Xbox Game Bar, OBS Studio, and Free Cam to record the screen on Windows 11. The fourth way will be especially handy for students, whereas the fifth method comes directly from Microsoft in the form of a new app. Expand the table below and check out the methods at your convenience. Table of Contents • • • • • Record the Screen on Windows 11 with Xbox Game Bar While Windows 11, or Windows 10 for that matter, does not come with a built-in screen recorder, there is the Xbox Game Bar that lets you record the screen with ease. It’s meant to record gaming sessions, but you can use it to record other windows as well. The only con is that it does not record the screen when File Explorer is open, or you are on the Desktop, which is a bummer. But the best part is the performance. Just by using a keyboard shortcut, you can start the screen recording. No need to wait for encoding the video! With that said, let’s see how this method works: 1. First, make sure you are not on the Desktop. Now, open an app or window (not File Explorer) and use the Windows + G“. It will open the Xbox Game Bar overlay. 4. A small floating pop-up window will now open up. Here, click the “Start recording” button, and there you go! Windows 11 will start recording your screen instantly. Do make sure to turn on the microphone to record your voice alongwith the desktop audio. Moreover, you can use the “ Windows + Alt + R” k...

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“We know that Snipping Tool is a favorite among the Insider community, so we are very excited to introduce a built-in screen recorder with this update!” explains Dave Grochocki, principal product manager lead for Windows inbox apps. “Snipping Tool has always made it quick and easy to capture and share content from your PC, and with screen recording built-in, we are expanding these capabilities to even more types of content.” Most Popular • Automakers can’t quit manual transmissions so they’re cramming fake stuff into EVs • Reddit CEO Steve Huffman isn’t backing down: our full interview • Reddit CEO Steve Huffman: Reddit ‘was never designed to support third-party apps’ • Microsoft Teams integration is being removed from Windows 11 • It’s not just you: Steam suddenly looks nice