Gaming on Windows 11

Gaming is entry 8 of 11 on the first screen of Settings in Windows 11, holding 3 options and 11 more on the screens they open, in the order the device shows them.

• Xbox Game Bar On
  • Open Xbox Game Bar using this button on a controller
  • Keyboard shortcuts
• Captures
  • Save captures to
  • Open folder
  • Record what happened
  • Max recording length
  • 30 fps
  • 60 fps
  • Standard
  • High
• Game Mode On
  • Game Mode

What changed in Gaming since Windows 10

7 new, 41 gone and 2 renamed on this screen and the ones inside it.

• New Xbox Game Bar › Keyboard shortcuts › Open Xbox Game Bar
• New Xbox Game Bar › Keyboard shortcuts › Take screenshot
• New Xbox Game Bar › Keyboard shortcuts › Record last 30 sec
• New Xbox Game Bar › Keyboard shortcuts › Start/stop recording
• New Xbox Game Bar › Keyboard shortcuts › Show/hide recording timer
• New Xbox Game Bar › Keyboard shortcuts › Mic on/off while recording
• New Captures › Record what happened
• Gone Xbox Game Bar › Enable Xbox Game Bar for things like recording game clips, chatting with friends and receiving game invites
• Gone Xbox Game Bar › Take screenshot
• Gone Xbox Game Bar › Record that
• Gone Xbox Game Bar › Start/stop recording
• Gone Xbox Game Bar › Show/hide recording timer
• Gone Xbox Game Bar › Mic on/off while recording
• Gone Captures › Screenshots and game clips are saved to
• Gone Captures › Record the last
• Gone Captures › Record the last › 15 seconds
• Gone Captures › Record the last › 30 seconds
• Gone Captures › Record the last › 45 seconds
• Gone Captures › Record the last › 1 minute
• Renamed Open Xbox Game Bar → Keyboard shortcuts
• Renamed Record in the background while I'm playing a game → Save captures to

The same screen in other versions

Other sections of Windows 11