Troubleshoot Game Bar on Windows | Xbox Support If you’re having trouble using Game Bar—like getting keyboard shortcuts to work—here are some things to try Things to keep in mind: As of October 2024, Windows 10 22H2 or newer is required for some features to work properly within the Xbox app and Game Bar
Customize Game Bar on Windows devices | Xbox Support Customize Game Bar to seamlessly jump between your game and your favorite gaming activities Note that as of October 2024, Windows 10 22H2 or newer is required for some features to work properly within the Xbox app and Game Bar
For the Record: A Game Bar How-to - Xbox Wire To avoid unnecessary clickery, you can also start and stop recordings with keyboard shortcuts: Windows + Alt + R will start and stop, and if you’d like to hide or show the timer, hit Windows + Alt + T (these are the default keyboard shortcuts, and they can be changed in the Xbox app)
Xbox App on Windows 10 And if you like personalizing your Game DVR hotkeys and want to customize the microphone recording hotkey, do it here: Game bar > Settings > Shortcuts or Xbox beta app > Settings > Game DVR > Keyboard shortcuts
Introducing the New Xbox Game Bar You can access these new features by pressing the Windows key and the “G” key at the same time – “Win+G” – to bring up the Xbox Game Bar when playing nearly all PC games or choose your own custom keyboard shortcut
New Features in Preview for Xbox App on Windows 10 and Xbox One With an upcoming Windows Insider update (build 10061 or higher), you will be able to record game clips for Windows PC games* using the new Game bar available on Windows 10 To bring up the Game bar, press Windows + G
Spotify, Chat, and more coming to Game Bar on Windows 10 Game bar is an overlay built into Windows that works over any PC game and can be brought up quickly by pressing the Windows key + G – “Win+G” Check it out on the Xbox Insider Hub on your Windows 10 PC (more instructions below)