Use the “Win + Shift + Q” keyboard shortcut to end the recording.The microphone is enabled by default, but you can disable it by tapping the microphone icon in the widget menu. Click on “Record” to start the recording.Release the mouse button when the area is selected. Click and hold your left mouse button, then drag the red box to select the recording area.Click on “Screen Recording” in the upper right corner of your screen.Navigate to the “Insert” tab in the menu bar.Click on the Start button and search for “PowerPoint.” Alternatively, click the PowerPoint icon if it’s available on the Pinned or Recommended app list.You can later access your screen recordings made via the Xbox Gam Bar in the “Captions” section of the “Videos” folder. Use the same keyboard shortcut to finish the recording. Use the “Win + Alt + R” keyboard screenshot or click on the dark circle icon to start a new unlimited time recording.

The recording will end automatically in 30 seconds, or you can stop it earlier using the same shortcut. Use the “Win + Alt + G” keyboard shortcut or click on the encircled arrow icon to start a short 30-second screen recording.Click on it to see the screen recording option with keyboard shortcut clues. In the Xbox Game Bar Widget menu, you’ll see a camera icon.Click on the checkbox to grant the permission – screen recording is impossible without it. If you’ve launched the Xbox Game Bar for the first time, you’ll see a dialogue box asking you to enable the gaming features.Alternatively, search for “Xbox Game Bar” in the Start menu. Access the Xbox Game Bar using the “Win + G” keyboard shortcut.Even if you aren’t a gamer, you can use the Xbox Game Bar to record the screen in Windows 11. That’s no wonder since both Windows and Xbox are owned by Microsoft. Xbox Game Bar is a native Windows 11 app pre-installed on every latest Windows operating system. How to Record the Screen in Windows 11 via Xbox Game Bar

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