You can temporarily stop recording by hitting the pause button when you don't want to record some steps, or you need to fix something before continuing recording. Keep in mind, that during the recording, PSR takes screenshots of the FULL SCREEN, when you click the mouse button. Per recordingįor each recording, you need to assign a zip file to store the dynamic HTML file in.Īfter configuration, it's fairly simple to start, by hitting the record button.

In early versions of PSR you can set it to 99, but newer versions (W10, W2012) you can go up to 999. You must make sure to set the number of screenshots at a sufficiently high level.

There are 2 settings you need to look at: The configuration settings are 'hiding' in the Help/Settings button, on the right-hand side of the menu. Hit the Windows button and start typing psr… (or run psr.exe) There is a simple workaround to capture text you enter, by clicking on the text box BEFORE you start typing (1 screenshot) and then click the text box again after typing (2nd screenshot).Īnother disadvantage is that PSR is taken full-screen snapshots, but you can solve this to edit the saved file, extract or edit the images and resave the document. So it's an ideal tool to document steps and procedures on the fly, while you're executing.Īlthough it's a very handy tool and quick and easy to use, one of the disadvantages is that it does not capture keystrokes.

allows to screen-capture on mouse-click.

Problem steps recorder is a tool that is available in Windows since Windows 7 (client) / Windows 2008 R2.īlog post, you'll be able to find more details on PSR (or Problem Steps Recorder).

Screen recorder win 10