If you've ever wished you could record your screen without having to download a third-party application, look no further! Windows 7 has a new built-in utility that allows you to record your screen with a few simple clicks.
Whether you are wanting to show a friend how to do something, or to just troubleshoot an issue, this new Windows installation is great!
This video will show you how to enable this feature with a few simple clicks. No downloads necessary!
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2 Comments
I tried this tool but it only captures pic and generates an html page. I prefer video and try Camstudio on my win7 32bit but it didn't work properly. Now I use DemoCreator. It records my onscreen activity and save as video.
this might help you alot, this is free.. first check the review.
http://www.tipsotricks.com/2013/02/apowersoft-free-online-screen-recorder-review.html
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