

So instead of the name ( \\serverx ) i use the drive letter to add it for trusting: The second one is really handy, thanks, for if i ever want to distribute Office365 settings domain wide, but wasnt questioned here.įile:///Z:/ got me to test some other ways. The first one is about lowering security in general and editing registry.

Here is a thread as well that discusses the same issue any new user got always correctly the network drive assigned. GPO setting for the network drive are since years up and running (seems, it fires on every login). trying to add it there anyway is acknowledged with a corresponding message.Īlso when you have finished modifying the GPO on your DC you will need to run gpupdate /force on your DC and all the PC's on your network. DC is by default trusted from the client OS. this isn't necessary, as the client is integrated in the domain. but if you mean 'trusted sites' in internet explorer, as your first link suggests. Thats already done, as you can see in my first post. I would also suggest adding your file server as a 'trusted location'.


This is caused by FFmpeg not being fully high-DPI aware as documented here. If you’re recording on a high-DPI display, e.g., a 4K monitor, you’ll notice a mouse pointer offset: the mouse pointer is not where it’s supposed to be in the video. ShareX stores the recording as an MP4 file.įixing the Mouse Pointer Offset on High-DPI Displays.Stop the recording by clicking Capture > Screen recording or by pressing Shift+Print Screen.Select the window you want to record (ShareX highlights windows when you hover the mouse over them).It’ll be stored in %USERPROFILE%\Documents\ShareX\Tools Start the recording by clicking Capture > Screen recording or by pressing Shift+Print Screen.If you have another screenshot tool like Greenshot running, it may complain about not being able to register hotkeys. 2) On high-DPI (4K) screens there is a mouse pointer offset that can easily be fixed.Ĭapturing Screen Video Recordings With ShareX This is a quick post to remind me of two things: 1) ShareX is the tool of choice for screen recordings on Windows.
