Windows 10 has a native feature that lets you record a video clip -- of up to 2 hours -- of your screen. But you may not have noticed this feature, because it's hidden away inside the Xbox app.

The new Windows 10 Xbox Game Bar is a great and easy tool built into Windows 10 for recording gameplay and making screenshots. Here's a quick primer on how to get it working.

There are numerous third-party apps that can handle both tasks, but if you don't want to add new software, Windows has you covered with its built-in video capture tools.

In this guide, we'll show you the steps to master the Video Recorder app to record sounds using a microphone on Windows 10 without the need for third-party solutions.

Windows 10 lets you use the Game bar to record gameplay footage and take screenshots of Windows PC games. You can also use it as a screen recorder, although that functionality is somewhat limited.

Recording can then be started by either pressing the record button, or using a Windows key +Alt + R keyboard shortcut. Videos can then be accessed through the Windows 10 Xbox app.

The Sound Recorder app for Windows 11/10 lets you start, pause, resume recordings. You can also playback, trim, rename, delete, share your recordings.

Eric Vogel covers how to capture video in a Windows Store app by using the MediaCapture API.

Here are two methods using which you can record Video in Windows Mixed Reality on a Windows 10/11 PC, the easy way.

Microsoft has fixed a known issue causing video recording and playing failures in some apps on Windows 10 and Windows 11 systems.

It’s not on the list of headline features, but the latest version of Windows is hiding a very welcome and well-executed feature: a video-capture tool baked right into the operating system. On ...