There are several ways to record your screen depending on the device and operating system you are using. Here are some common methods: On Windows:

• Use the built-in Xbox Game Bar by pressing Win + G, then click the record button to start screen recording. This records your screen along with audio from your microphone and system sounds. To stop, press Win + G again and click the stop recording button.
• Use free software like OBS Studio for more advanced recording options, including recording specific windows or your entire desktop.

On Mac:

• Use the Screenshot app by pressing Shift + Command + 5. It lets you record the entire screen or a selected portion with various settings like microphone input, mouse clicks, and timer.
• Use QuickTime Player by going to File > New Screen Recording and selecting recording options before starting.

On Android:

• Swipe down twice from the top of your screen to open Quick Settings, then tap Screen Record. Choose audio and show touch options, then start recording.

On iPhone/iPad:

• Swipe down from the top-right corner to access the Control Center, tap the Record button, and wait for the countdown to start recording.

There are also free online screen recorders and browser extensions that allow recording screens without installing software. Let me know if you want detailed steps tailored to a specific device or OS from the above methods. This will help provide the exact instructions needed.