No reason it wouldn't work

It's the gaming options. The video result is called a "capture".

If you research "game bar" "windows 10" you will get what you need.

Default to start the gaming options is Windows + G if you want a look and try it.

Cautions:

- Try it out a few times -- once I somehow set it to not record sound and I was sorry!

- Watch out for time limits. Somehow mine closes down after 1 hour, but I have not researched to see if I can modify.

Wishing you success!

(My local observatory leader needed to show a bit of video without internet access, and I found the game bar.. He was pleased!)

I found the game bar easily, per your instructions. I recorded a youtube video 4 times (4 tabs). But when I went to the capture files, they were png files. That is, static images. I'm guessing the problem is that when I click "record" I get a message to the effect that "Sorry, this PC doesn't meet the hardware requirements for...." The icon for "capture" is a plain old camera. I just wanted to check that I'm out of luck. True?

tia
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here is a link to a tool that might fix. Mind you, I have never used this tool and I don't know if it will work.

https://thegeekpage.com/sorry-this-pc-doesnt-meet-the-hardware-requirements/

I hope you get this resolved!

Edit: here is a page with some options (careful -- includes options for other operating systems):

https://filmora.wondershare.com/screen-recorder/best-free-video-captures.html