Xbox recording audio in background

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I have a ex husband and he has Xbox. Ii was openi.ng up my settings and I saw that there is a device recording audio and mouse movement I dug deeper and found than Xbox attached to my Microsoft account and it's been recording my audio how do I stop that
and how do I make sure that he gets in trouble for doing this I don't know how long he's been doing but I know he does it all the time I know this is not the first time I know that he is been continuously hacking my account changing password just basically
non stop harassment and this is the final straw... If you can tell me how to disable the Xbox account with at least how to appreciate it

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Hi You can Be more Specific?

Hi CaveManIsMan

Sorry to hear you are having difficulties i can say i have had the same problem before but its nothing that can be fixed. hopefully this helps you out.

Thank you -

Capture settings in Windows Settings

To change your capture settings, press the Start button, then select Settings > Gaming > Captures. Here’s a rundown of the capture settings you can adjust:

Saving captures
At the top of the Captures screen will show the folder location of where screenshots and game clips are automatically stored. You can quickly access that location, by pressing the Open folder button.

To change where your game clips are saved, use File Explorer to move the Captures folder anywhere you want on your PC. Windows will continue to save your game clips and screenshots in that folder (wherever you put it).

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Background recording
Background recording is for capturing something awesome that just happened in a game. When you turn it on (it’s off by default), it monitors the last few moments of gameplay, so you can capture the moment before it’s gone forever. Background recording can
affect your game’s performance because it uses some of your PC’s resources.

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When background recording is turned on, you can adjust:

• How long a clip will be, using Record the last selection box. Select the box, then choose a duration.
• Whether background recording will run while you’re using battery power (background recording uses more power).
• Whether background recording will run while you’re using a wireless display (background recording uses more resources from your graphics card).

Game clips
Set the maximum recording time for a clip so that it saves automatically when it reaches that length. Select the Record this box, then choose a duration.

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Recorded audio
Record game play with or without sounds from your game and your microphone, and choose the audio quality.

• To record game sounds with your game clips, turn on Record audio when I record a game.
• To choose a different audio quality than the default, select the Audio quality box and choose one of the options.
• To record through your microphone, turn on Record audio when I record a game.

Recorded video
Recorded video lets you choose the frame rate and video quality of your game clips. Video quality controls both resolution and bit rate (Mbps, or megabits per second).

Higher quality and frame rate generally requires the PC to work harder, which may decrease performance. You can determine the best settings for your system by trying them out.

Capture settings in Game bar

To open Game bar settings, press the Windows logo key + G, then select Game bar settings.

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Game bar has some settings that are also in Windows Settings—changing a setting in either location will affect the setting in the other.

Recording
In Game bar settings, enable game captures by selecting the Record in the background while I’m playing a game check box. This setting can also be changed in Windows Settings > Gaming > Captures.

Audio to record
In Game bar settings, Audio to record lets gamers record:

• Game only. This option is for capturing game audio only.
• All. This option lets you record all sounds during a capture, such as your mic, background music, and system sounds.
• None. This option blocks out all game and system audio but can still record your mic.

Tip Make volume adjustments directly from Game bar.

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If this however doesnt resolve the issues i highly encourage you to use the support system the may be able to help you through the process further. https://support.xbox.com/en-US/contact-us#4

Hi JOEJOESTAR1, my name is Fernando and I am an independent consultant for Microsoft products.

Seems like the background recording is not enabled on your PC.

Please try the steps:
https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/bac...



Enable Background Recording:

Refer Background recording settings in Captures on Windows 10 to know how to enable the Background Recording.