In this tutorial, we will be sharing two different methods to record screen on your Windows 10 laptop or PC. There might be many reasons why you would need to carry out the said task. For example, you have created a tutorial and need to record all its associated steps. Or many hardcore gamers like to stream their gameplay on Twitch and other such platforms. In these scenarios, you could easily record your screen and carry out the said task.
There are two different methods through which the said task could be carried out. You could either use the in-game windows screen recorder app or go ahead with third-party software. We will be outlining the steps for both, beginning with the former. So without further ado, let us check out the steps to record screen in Windows 10.
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Record Screen in Windows 10 using Game Bar
The best part about using this software is that it comes pre-installed on your device. Furthermore, coming from Microsoft gives it an upper hand in terms of security. This is because some users are reluctant to use the third-party apps for screen recording purposes, especially when dealing with some personal kinds of stuff. But every side has two coins, and the same is the case here as well.
The Windows Game Bar has some drawbacks as well. For example, the Game Bar records only records at the size of the target app, there isn’t any full-screen recording functionality. Furthermore, the pause feature is also missing from it. Another major drawback that it suffers from is you cannot screen record your Desktop or File Explorer. But if you are looking for a tool that quickly does the screen-recording task, definitely give it a shot. So to try out the screen recording using Windows 10 Game Bar, follow the below steps:






