Where is the screen recording that comes with the computer? There is an easy way to do this

In our daily work and study, we often need to record our computer screen to make tutorials, presentations, or record problems. However, many people encounter a common problem: they don't know where the screen recording files that come with their computer are stored. In order to help you solve this problem, this article will introduce an easy way to find the location of the screen recording file that comes with the computer.

Computers in modern operating systems come with many utilities, including screen recording. This feature makes it easy to record screen content and save it as a video file. However, due to the lack of direct instructions, many of us have difficulty finding the location of screen recording files. Here's a simple solution to help you locate these files.

First, turn on the screen recording feature that comes with your operating system. In Windows system, you can use the shortcut key Windows key + G to open the "Game Bar", and then click "Start Screen Recording". In macOS system, you can use the shortcut keys Shift + Command + 5 to open the Screen Recording tool. With these tools, you can record your screen conveniently.

After recording your screen, you'll need to save the screen recording file. When you stop recording, in Windows system, the screen recording file will be automatically saved in the Video folder. You can find it at the following path: C:/Users/**Our Name**/Videos/Captures. Make a note of this path.

To make it easier to find the recording file later, you can create a shortcut on your desktop. On Windows system, right-click the Video folder where the screen recording file is located, select "Send To" in the pop-up menu, and then select "Desktop (shortcut)". This will create a shortcut on your desktop called "Videos" that you can click to quickly access the screen recording file.

With the above simple steps, we can find the location of the computer's own screen recording file and create a shortcut for quick access. This method works on most operating systems, and the corresponding screen recording file can be found.