Recording your screen on Windows 10 is a useful mouth that
allows you to capture and share your activities, tutorials, presentations, or
gaming sessions. Whether you want to create content for YouTube or simply save
a video call for future reference, Windows 10 offers several built-in methods
and third-party tools to accomplish this task. In this chaperon, we will
explore various ways to record your screen on Spaces 10, step by step. REAE:D MOR- technologyforwellness
Method 1: Using the Game Bar
Open the application or screen you want to record.
Press the Windows key + G to open the Game Bar.
If prompted, confirm that the application is a game.
Click on the red "Record" button in the Game Bar
or press Windows key + Alt + R to start recording.
To stop the recording, click on the "Rest" button
in the Game Bar or press Windows key + Alt + R again. READ MORE:- techgazzers
Method 2: Using the Xbox Game Bar Settings
Press the Windows crucial + I to open the Settings app.
Click on "Gaming" and select "Game Bar"
from the left sidebar.
Ensure that the "Record game clips, screenshots, and
broadcast using Game Bar" toggle is turned on.
Open the application or screen you want to record.
Press the Windows key + G to open the Game Bar.
Click on the red "Record" button in the Game Bar
or press Windows key + Alt + R to start recording.
To stop the recording, click on the "Rest" button
in the Game Bar or press Windows key + Alt + R again.
Method 3: Using the Xbox Game Bar Broadcast & Capture
Press the Windows key + G to open the Game Bar.
Click on the camera icon to take a screenshot or the record
icon to start recording.
To stop the recording or capture, click on the respective
icon again.
Method 4: Using the Windows 10 Built-in Screen Recorder
Open the application or screen you want to record.
Press the Windows key + G to open the Game Bar.
Click on the "Capture" button (camera icon) in the
Game Bar.
Select the recording area by clicking and dragging your
mouse or using the preset options.
Click on the "Record" button in the Capture window
or press Windows key + Alt + R to start recording.
To stop the recording, click on the "Stop" button
in the Capture window or press Windows key + Alt + R again.
Method 5: Using OBS Studio (Third-party software)
Download and install OBS Studio from the official website
(obsproject.com).
Launch OBS Studio and click on the "+" icon under
the "Sources" section to add a new source.
Select "Display Capture" or "Window
Capture" depending on your recording preference.
Configure the capture settings, such as selecting the
display or window to record.
Click on the "Start Recording" button in the lower-right
corner to begin recording.
To stop the recording, click on the "Stop
Recording" button or press the corresponding hotkey (default: Ctrl + F9). READ MORE:- darkcircles4
Method 6: Using Camtasia (Third-party software)
Download and install Camtasia from the TechSmith website.
Launch Camtasia and click on the "Record" button
in the toolbar.
Select the desired recording area by clicking and dragging
your mouse or using the preset options.
Customize the recording settings, such as audio input and
webcam usage.
Click on the "Record" button or press the hotkey
(default: F9) to start recording.
To stop the recording, click on the "Stop" button
in the recording toolbar or press the hotkey (default: F10).
Method 7: Using ShareX (Third-party software)
Download and install ShareX from the official website
(getsharex.com).
Launch ShareX and click on the "Capture" button in
the toolbar.
Select the "Region" option and click and drag your
mouse to define the recording area.
Customize the recording settings, such as video format and
quality.
Click on the "Record" button or press the hotkey
(default: Ctrl + Shift + R) to start recording.
To stop the recording, click on the "Stop" button
in the recording toolbar or press the hotkey (default: Ctrl + Shift + R) again.
Remember to save your recorded videos in a location of your
choice and consider adjusting the recording settings to suit your needs, such
as video quality, audio sources, and file formats. With these methods, you can
easily record your screen on Windows 10 and share your content with others or
keep it for personal use. READ MORE:- texttrendfashion
