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Record Screen on Windows 11 IN SECONDS

Post actualizado el día September 27, 2026 by DeiviSanzPlay

Discover HOW TO RECORD YOUR SCREEN on Windows 11 WITHOUT PROGRAMS — Step by step in HD! Hidden tricks + Shortcuts.

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If you’re looking&nbsp;<a href="https://www.chusmeando.com/informatica-y-tecnologia/como-reparar-errores-de-startup-in-windows/” title=”Windows 10 won’t boot and I get a blue screen — What’s the solution?”>record your screen on Windows 11, you’re not the only one. Not long ago, a user on a forum asked how to do it without installing programs, and the answer was easier than they thought. Here I’ll tell you exactly how it works, no beating around the bush.

Record your screen on Windows 11 with the native tool

Windows 11 comes with a hidden feature that many people don’t know about. Just press Win + G, and the Xbox Game Bar opens — originally designed for gamers, but it works for recording anything.

When you open it, you’ll see a “Record” button or the shortcut Win + Alt + R. The system saves the videos in Captures > Videos, in MP4 format.

That said, it has one limitation: it won’t record the desktop or File Explorer. Only open applications. If you need more flexibility, there are other options.

How to record your entire screen (including the desktop)

If what you want is to record absolutely everything, including the Start menu or File Explorer, you’ll need another tool. Microsoft included an option in the “Snipping Tool” app.

To use it:

  1. Open the app (search for it in the Start menu).
  2. Click on “Record” (camera icon).
  3. Choose between “Rectangular”, “Window” or “Full screen”.

This method is perfect for tutorials or quick demonstrations. The videos are saved in MP4, with good quality and no watermarks.

Keyboard shortcuts to record faster

If you don’t want to waste time looking for options, these shortcuts will help you:

  • Win + Alt + R: Starts/Stops recording.
  • Win + Alt + T: Shows/hides the timer.
  • Win + Alt + M: Turns the microphone on/off.

One important detail: if you don’t set them up beforehand, they may not work. Check in <a href="https://www.chusmeando.com/informatica-y-tecnologia/cuales-son-los-xbox-mejores-juegos-2024/” title=”Cuáles son los Xbox mejores juegos 2024″>Settings > Gaming > Xbox Game Bar that everything is enabled.

Alternatives if native recording doesn’t convince you

Although Windows 11’s tools are useful, they have limitations. If you need to edit the video afterward, add subtitles, or record with higher quality, programs like OBS Studio (free) or Camtasia (paid) are better.

But if you just want something quick and without downloads, the native option is enough. Many users prefer it because it doesn’t take up extra space and avoids installing software of dubious origin.

Is it worth recording with Windows 11?

It depends. If you’re looking for something quick and hassle-free, the answer is yes. But if you need more control, try other apps instead.

The good thing is that now you know how to do it in seconds, no lies or weird tricks. Let’s get recording! 🎬