Okay, so you want to know how to screen record on Windows
Well, first things first, you're going to need the Windows 10 Anniversary Updater later
because prior to that, it was a bit of a hassle. But don't worry, I've got you covered
First off, make sure your window is in focus, then press the Windows key plus G to open
up the game bar. This might look like something out of the Xbox app, but trust me, it's just for recording
Now, click on the, Record, button, which looks like a red circle with a white dot inside
and you'll be good to go. The cursor will turn into a little video camera icon, and your screen recordings will start
saving as MP4 files in the Videos, Captures folder. If you want to add some extra flair to your recording, you can also use the built-in audio
mixer to include system sounds or even your own mic input. It's super convenient for capturing gameplay footage or making tutorials
The best part is that Windows 10 has a built-in search feature, so if you ever need to find
those recordings later, just type, Captures, in the search bar and it'll pop right up
You can also trim or cut clips within the Xbox app itself, which makes editing your
screen recordings a breeze