How to Record Your Screen in Windows 11 – Guide
Get a video screen capture or even zoom in on it. if an image is worth a thousand words, so a video is worth a million. if you are showing someone how to perform a task in an important app or want a record of your gameplay, recording the screen in Windows 11 (or Windows 10) is a great way to do this. Fortunately, Microsoft’s latest operating system has built-in video screen capture and is extremely easy to use. Below we will show you how to record your screen in Windows 11 using built-in tools. The same instructions are the same for Windows 10 if you are still using it. If you just need a still image, see our article on how to take a screenshot in Windows 11.
Record your Windows 11 screen with the Xbox games bar
Built on Windows 11 and Windows 10, the Xbox Game Bar has several features designed to improve your gaming experience, such as providing quick access to Xbox chat and a look at your CPU and GPU activity. However, it is more useful feature – whether you’re playing or not – is its ability to record MP4 videos from your screen. There is a downside to using the Xbox Game Bar to capture video of your screen: it only works in a single app at a time and cannot record your Windows desktop or File Explorer. So if you want to show someone how to to accomplish a task involving multiple programs—for example, programming a webpage in a code editor and then viewing it in a browser—you would need to capture multiple videos. And if you want to show them how to do anything in the Windows 11 UI, like using the start menu, you can’t.
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