A little panel will open that will list all items, images, and text, that you copied to your clipboard. To view your clipboard history, tap Windows logo key + V. Anything that you copied before enabling it will not appear. You can view clipboard history on Windows 10 from this point forward. Select the Clipboard tab, and turn on clipboard history. Open the Settings app and go to the System group of settings. The version should be 1809.īefore you can view clipboard history on Windows 10, you need to first enable it.
In the future, if you want to disable the sync (which is recommended), simply change the value back to 0.First, make sure you’re on the October 2018 build by opening the run box, and typing winver in it. Change the value data here from 0 to 1 and press “ OK“. Name the new field as AllowCrossDeviceClipboard and double click on it.Ħ. Go to New > Dword (32-bit) Value and click.ĥ. Now go to the right-hand-side pane and right-click on an empty area. Browse to the below path in the Registry Editor: HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Policies\Microsoft\Windows\System
Press the Windows icon + R on your desktop to open the Run command box. Mehtod 2 – Switch On/Switch Off Clipboard Syncing Via Registry Editorġ. However, it’s recommended to keep this setting turned off to avoid syncing any confidential data. You can now use the same data on any other computer (signed in with the same Microsoft account), easily. Note: Once you are done enabling the Clipboard syncing settings, Windows will now sync any data (text/image) you copy automatically to the Microsoft cloud.
Toggle to enable the Clipboard syncing features. Locate Sync Across Devices section on the right hand which is by default turned off. Now, find System and click on it.ģ. Scroll down on the left pane and locate Clipboard and click on it.
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