From the sub-menu that appears, you can delete individual items, clear the clipboard completely, or pin any item you plan on pasting more than once. There are additional options available if you click the. This floating panel displays a list of all the items you have copied, and you can paste any one of them by simply clicking it. If you press Ctrl + V, the last thing you copied will be pasted, but by pressing Win + V you can access clipboard history. The difference once you have enabled clipboard history is that when you press Ctrl + C for a second time the first item you copied is not replaced. You can copy text, images and other items to the clipboard in the same way you always have - just press Ctrl + C (or Ctrl + X to cut rather than copy).
If you'd like to be able to access clipboard contents between computers, enable the Sync across devices toggle as well (and see the note at the end of the article).Īnd that's all there is to it.Enable the toggle under Clipboard history.Click the Clipboard section to the left.Open Settings from the Start menu and click System.
#Open clipboard history update
The only prerequisite is that you have at least Windows 10 October 2018 Update installed - and I ardently hope you do! It might well be that you'd forgotten about it or didn't know about it at all use the following guide to get it up and running. Looking back through my archives, I discovered that I'd written about the feature for a magazine over a year and a half ago - and then seemingly erased it from my mind. Having recently written about upcoming changes to Windows 10's clipboard, a reader pointed out the history feature which I had completely forgotten existed.
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