It looks like Microsoft will finally heed the appeal of Windows system users and provide a very interesting update to the native screen recording tool included in the Snipping Tool. according to website Latest WindowsBill Gates’ company is already working on creating a keyboard shortcut so Windows 11 users can record their screen faster and more efficiently. The feature is expected to be officially announced in the coming weeks.
According to the post, the functionality will be as simple as taking a screenshot and will apparently need to be accessed via the Snipping Tool on version 11.21211.11.0 or later. Note that the Capture Tool is installed in all versions of Windows 11 and can be accessed from the start menu or system search tab.
How will the shortcut work?
Currently, to record the screen, the user has to open the Snipping Tool and click “Record” to record all or part of the screen. Then it is necessary to save the cut. But with the new shortcut, one will only have to press Win + Shift + R to start recording the screen. When you do, a pop-up window will appear with a warning that the screen is about to be recorded. In this case, the user will only have to confirm the registration and continue the process, which can be interrupted at any time by clicking “Stop”.
After recording, you can watch the series, save it and share it without any hassle. Until recently, even the Snipping Tool did not have screen recording functionality and many people had to resort to external applications to perform the task. Now Microsoft will finally make their customers’ lives easier with the news that they can do everything more agile.
Source: Tec Mundo
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