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Powerpoint Screen Recording: What You Should Know

How to Record Your Screen with Microsoft — Video Tutorials Windows 10 The screen recording feature in Windows 10 is very similar to that in PowerPoint. In Windows 10, you have a few options for recording screens. For those unfamiliar with Windows 10 screen recording, here are the options you have available and how they work: Windows 10 Screen Recorder — YouTube Win 10 Screen Record with Microsoft — TechRepublic Win 10 Screen Record with Microsoft.exe Windows 10 Screen Recorder — Microsoft How to Record Your Screen with Microsoft — YouTube How to Record Your Screen with Microsoft — YouTube How to Record Your Screen with Microsoft — YouTube The process on Windows 10 is very different from that on Windows 8/8.1, but the outcome is the same, as the screen recording process stays the same. How to Record Your Screen with Microsoft — TechRepublic Windows 10 Screen Recorder — YouTube Windows 10 Screen Recorder — TechRepublic Windows 10 Screen Recorder — YouTube If you're using Windows 10 from the Windows Store for the first time, you don't have to pay. Just follow the steps below that are detailed on the Microsoft support site. You've come this far; time to take it to the next level. Step 1: Install Screen Record If you're just getting started with screen recording on Windows, you may want to start small. For 39.99, Microsoft has you covered. It gives access to all the screen recording features without the user interface, making it a great first step. Step 2: Create a Windows 10 shortcut If you're getting started with recording, you may find it helpful to create a shortcut on Start that you can open any time to record your screens. That way, you'll have easy access to an open screen recording application whenever you need it. To get started, click this link, then navigate to Show/Hide Programs. Step 3: Set up and customize Screen Recording with Windows 10 It's important to follow the Microsoft instructions before you begin. Don't skip this step. It's important for Windows 10 to work in a consistent and easy way. While it can be done without taking your PC to the back row of your desktop, it is much harder and more time-consuming to accomplish with Windows 10. Step 1: Click Start, click Control Panel and then select System and Security. Step 2: Click Windows Update, then click Turn Windows Features On or Off.