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Need to create a how-to presentation for work? Want to share a fun gaming session with your friends? Recording your screen<\/a> is a good way to accomplish both.<\/p>\n

The task is easier than you might think, as Windows 10\/11, MacOS, and even Chrome OS<\/a> have built-in tools that can get the job done. In this guide, we\u2019ll show you how by using native, open-source, and paid third-party tools.<\/p>\n

<\/a>How to record your screen on Windows using Xbox Game Bar<\/h2>\n

Windows 10 includes a native video capture tool, but it\u2019s primarily designed for gamers. However, it can be used for any open application, offering a convenient way to record the screen and even add audio if needed.<\/p>\n

Note:<\/strong> All steps for Windows devices will also all work on Windows 11, including options to use PowerPoint explained below. However, Windows 11 will look a little different from the images we are using. If you prefer step-by-step instructions for Windows 11, be sure to check out our Windows 11-specific screen recording how-to guide<\/a>.<\/p>\n

To use the Xbox Game Bar feature, your PC needs to support one of the following encoders<\/a>. Most modern graphics cards or processors support them.<\/p>\n