Xbox Game Bar Recording isn’t working Error 0x82323619

If you encounter error 0X82323619 while trying to use the Xbox Game Bar to record on your PC, you are not alone. In this article, we will walk through the most common causes and solutions to get the Xbox Game Bar recording feature back up and running. So, if the Xbox Game Bar recording isn’t working and you get Error 0x82323619, check out these solutions.

Recording isn’t working, Error: 0x82323619

Why is my Xbox screen recording not working?

If Xbox Screen recording is not working, it could be due to several reasons including low disk space, and an outdated graphics driver. Another possibility is that the Xbox Game bar or background recording settings are disabled. In the next section, we are going to check updates and find out more troubleshooting solutions.

Fix Error 0x82323619, Xbox Game bar Recording isn’t working

If the Xbox Game bar recording is not working and displaying the error 0x82323619, execute the solutions mentioned below:

1. Free Disk space
2. Update Graphics driver
3. Repair and reset the Xbox Game bar
4. Re-register the Xbox Game bar
5. Remove the Microsoft Store cache
6. Reinstall the Xbox Game bar

Let’s get started with the troubleshooting guide.

1] Free up disk space

When there is not enough disk space, the Xbox Game Bar may fail to store video recordings or capture screens, leading to errors. To free up space, we will be moving file to an external drive, and here’s how to do it.

1. Click Win + E to open File Explorer, and navigate to where the capture folders are located, it usually is, Video > Captures.
2. Right-click on the folder, select Cut, then navigate to a drive with more space, and paste it there.
3. To get more space, delete unnecessary files, and restart the game bar.

Try recording the game and seeing if the issue is resolved. If it continues, check the next solution.

2] Update Graphics driver

If you are running an outdated or corrupted Graphics driver, then this can cause compatibility issues with the Game Bar features. It is necessary to ensure that the graphics hardware is optimized for video recording and screen capture. Follow the steps mentioned below to update the Graphics driver.

1. Click Win + I to open Settings, and Select Windows Update.
2. Click on Advanced options and select Optional updates.
3. Expand Driver updates to see if any updates related to the Graphics driver are available.

If updating the drivers didn’t help, we recommend reinstalling the Graphics driver. To do the same, go to the search bar, search, and open Device Manager. Now, expand Display adapters, right-click on the graphics card, and select Uninstall Device. Once done, reboot the PC to automatically download the driver, and check if the issue is resolved. See the next solution if the issue persists.

3] Repair and reset the Xbox Game bar

In this solution, we will repair the Xbox Game Bar to restore the app’s core files without affecting any personal data. If preparing the Xbox Game Bar doesn’t work, resetting it will be the next step.

1. Click Win + I to open Settings, navigate to Apps, and click on Installed Apps > System Components.
2. Search the Xbox Game bar, click the three dots option, and select Advanced options.
3. Scroll down to find and select the Repair option. Wait for the process to complete, then check if the recording works.

If the issue continues, follow the first and second steps, and then click the Reset option.

4] Re-register the Xbox Game bar

If the issue is caused by corrupted files, broken configurations, or incomplete configurations, then re-registering the Xbox Game bar can help resolve it. This resets the app to its default state while ensuring all necessary dependencies are correctly registered.

• Press Win + X and select Terminal (Admin).
• To re-register the Xbox game bar, execute the commands mentioned below:

Get-AppxPackage -allusers *Microsoft.XboxGamingOverlay* | Remove-AppxPackage

Get-AppxPackage -allusers *Microsoft.XboxGamingOverlay* | Foreach {Add-AppxPackage -DisableDevelopmentMode -Register "$($_.InstallLocation)\AppXManifest.xml"}

• Launch the Game bar, and see if the issue is resolved.

Hopefully, this will resolve the issue, and if not, move to the next solution.

5] Clear the Microsoft Store cache

Temporary data and corrupted files associated with the Store can be the root cause of the issue. By repairing the app, we can ensure that the app functions properly without glitches or conflicts. To do this, click Win + R to open the Run Dialog box, type WSReset.exe and hit the Ok button. This will reset the Microsoft Store cache, so wait for some time, and once done, see if the recording is now working. If it is still not working, see the next troubleshooting step.

Read: Enable Open Xbox Game Bar using Game Controller on PC

6] Troubleshoot in Clean boot

Background apps or services might also conflict with the Game Bar’s functionality. To determine this, we recommend performing a clean boot to determine if a non-essential application or service is the root cause of the issue.

1. Go to the Search bar, type MSConfig in the start search, and open the first option to open the System Configuration Utility. Go to the General tab, and then click Selective Startup.
2. Clear the Load Startup Items checkbox, and ensure that Load System Services and Use Original boot configuration are checked.
3. In the Services tab, check the Hide all Microsoft Services box, and hit the Disable All button.
4. Now, navigate to the Startup tab, click on the Open Task Manager link, disable all the startup options that normally load up on boot up, and exit the Task Manager.
5. Click the Apply and Ok button to apply the preferences, and restart the PC.

Now run the Xbox Game Bar, see if you can use the recording option, and if it is working properly, enable the process manually one by one to find the culprit.

Hopefully, you will be able to resolve the issue using the solutions mentioned in this post.

Read: Game Bar Error 0x8232360F, Recording isn’t working [Fix]

Can Xbox Game Bar record clips?

Yes, the Xbox Game Bar can record gameplay clips. It’s a built-in feature that allows users to capture videos of games and other activities on their PC. By clicking Win + G, users can launch the Xbox Game Bar interface to start the recording.

Also Read: Fix Xbox Game Bar Record button greyed out.