How to Screen Record in Windows 10 with Audio without Any Software

This article will show you how to record screen in Windows 10 with audio without any software. You'll learn about two efficient Windows 10 built-in tools and a third-party screen recorder that support screen recording with audio

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Updated on Nov 01, 2024

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It's essential to screen-record a video with your story or other meetings for future reference. There are many options to record your PC's screen on Windows 10. For smooth recordings, you should know how to record screen in Windows 10 with audio without any software.

This post looks at how to record using the Xbox Game Bar and Snipping Tool, which are two built-in Windows screen recording features. It also examines how to use EaseUS RecExperts, the best third-party screen recorder for Windows 10.

#1. Screen Record in Windows 10 with Audio via Xbox Game Bar

Gamers initially used this built-in Windows tool to record gameplay. Users have recently extended its functions to recording video and audio for efficient screen recording. To use the tool, press Win + G to find the toolsets for the recording. The Xbox Game Bar has robust features that make it an efficient screen recorder. The features include:

● Game capture to take screenshots and record gameplay.

● Performance monitoring to track your computer performance.

● Capture any section of your screen.

● Share screen recordings with friends via chats.

● Audio controls feature during screen recording.

Wondering how to record screen with audio in Windows 10 using this tool? Follow these steps:

Step 1. Open Window settings and then tap "Gaming" > "Game Mode." Ensure the Game Mode is enabled.

turn on xbox game bar

Step 2. Launch the application window to record, then turn off other audio or close all other windows. This ensures you record the right Windows screen.

Step 3. Press the Windows + G keys simultaneously. This opens the Xbox Game Bar, where you will see all the widgets in the top navigation.

Step 4. Click the "Capture" icon to capture the screen. Then, click the "camera" icon to begin the recording. You also capture your microphone audio at the same time.

click camera start recording

Step 5. Press Windows + ALT + R to end your video and audio recording.

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#2. Screen Record in Windows 10 with Audio via Snipping Tool

The Snipping Tool app is also a built-in screen recorder on Windows 10/11. It lets you capture your screen, create notes, save, and share with other users. You can save the recordings in AVI, MP4, and MOV formats. You'll need to update your OS to use this tool effectively.

The Snipping Tool allows you to protect your sensitive data by leveraging text redaction by using text actions on your recorded screen. In addition to recording visuals from your screens, the Snipping Tool captures sound using the Mic and audio support. You can also record YouTube videos with the Snipping Tool.

Below are the steps for how to record screen in Windows 10 with audio using the Snipping Tool app:

Step 1. Open the Snipping Tool on your PC (search it on the Search Bar) and click the Video Record icon. Next, click "New."

click video recorder

Step 2. A recording toolbar will then launch. Go to "Microphone">"Open Microphone privacy settings." Click the "Yes" button to continue.

snipping tool open mico privacy settings

Step 3. Browse to the "Let apps and access your microphone" section. Next, toggle on the button under "Snipping Tool." This grants the app permission to use your system microphone.

toggle on snipping tool

If you want to record the audio by default, choose the "three dots" at the top right corner, go to "Settings," then "Screen recording," and toggle on "include Mic input by default when the recording starts."

If you don't want to record the Mic by default, you should toggle off "include Mic input by default when the recording starts."

Bonus Tip: Screen Record in Windows 10 with Audio via Screen Recorders

In addition to using the built-in tools, you can record screens in Windows 10 with audio using third-party screen recorders like EaseUS RecExperts. These tools have robust features that allow recording audio from your internal system or microphone.

The tool stands out because of its high functionality in screen recording on Windows 10 with audio. It offers high-level flexibility whereby you can record multiple screens. You can also select a specific part of your screens to record in 2K, 4K, or HD resolution. Your internal audio will then get captured automatically during the recordings.

RecExperts also lets you capture streaming audio or record audio from YouTube. It provides clear audio recordings with its "AI-powered noise remover" feature. With the tool, it's possible to mute your screen recording without muting the recorded file. The software automatically saves all the recordings to your system.

Key Features

● Record your Windows 10 screen along with audio.

● It supports AI-powered noise removal for clear audio recordings.

● Extract audio recordings from videos.

● Capture your screen alongside the webcam for efficient recording.

● Record audio from the microphone or internal system.

● Mute your audio recording without muting the recorded file.

Step 1. Launch EaseUS RecExperts. There are two modes for screen recording. Choose "Full Screen", this tool will capture the whole screen; choose "Region", you will need to select the recording area manually.

Choose a Recording Mode

Step 2. After that, you can choose to record the webcam, system sound, or microphone as you like. Of course, you can turn them off if you only need to record the silent screen.

Record with Webcam or Audio

Step 3. Then, you can click the red "REC" button to start recording. Now you will see a menu bar on your screen. If you want to pause the recording, click on the white "Pause" button; to end the recording, click on the red "Stop" button.

Pause or Stop Recording

Step 4. After recording, you will be led to the recording list interface. Here you can view or edit your recordings easily.

Recording List Window

Conclusion

This article offers ways how to record screen in Windows 10 with audio without any software. The methods examined include using built-in Windows tools such as Xbox Game Bar, Snipping Tool, or this screen recorder, EaseUS RecExperts.You can use it to capture both video and audio on your computer. The tool lets you develop clear audio recordings due to its efficient AI-powered noise reduction feature. You can also extract audio from platforms like YouTube.

FAQs about Screen Record in Windows 10 with Audio

The common FAQs include:

1. Does Windows 10 Have a Built-in Screen Recorder?

YES. Windows 10 features built-in screen recorder tools, i.e., the Xbox Game Bar and Snipping Tool. These tools have features that allow you to record video and audio in real-time.

2. How Do I Record Internal Audio on Windows 10?

Try EaseUS RecExperts. This third-party audio recorder lets you capture audio from your microphone or the internal system. It allows you to select your audio sources before you initiate your screen recording. Its AI-powered noise reduction feature ensures that you come up with clear recordings.

3. How to Record Voice Over Video in Clipchamp?

Follow these steps:

Step 1. Import your video by clicking the Import Media button on the toolbar to source the files from your computer.

Step 2. Move your video to the timeline.

Step 3. Select the voice recorder and give access to Mic.

Step 4. Record your voice-over with the voice recorder.

Step 5. Preview your video and then click Save.

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