The Windows Clipboard is central to many things, but it quietly works in the background. The very Copy & Paste operations are carried out using Windows Clipboard. In some sense, the Windows native ...

The Windows Clipboard has come a long way since its early days. In previous versions, you could only copy one item at a time and paste it into a document or app. However, starting with Windows 10 in ...

Windows 11 comes with a built-in Clipboard feature that automatically saves everything that a user copies within the operating system. This includes text, images and more. The good part is that it is ...

The Windows Picture and Fax Viewer was the default program for viewing graphic files on older versions of Windows. It's still a handy program for simply viewing, deleting or rotating graphics in your ...

We’ve all experienced the frustration of copying something important, only to accidentally overwrite it with another piece of information moments later. It’s a common problem that can disrupt your ...

The Windows clipboard has been around for years and hasn't seen much improvement—until now. With the new Windows 10 October 2018 Update, Microsoft introduced several impressive features. One standout, ...

Let’s dig in and talk about this program for a bit: The file size here is just under 800kb, when extracted from its ZIP folder, it is slightly larger. Before going any further, we should point out ...

If you're a heavy computer user, you probably rely on the basic copy-paste function more than any other thing. For the longest time, I was stuck with the standard Windows clipboard, a simple, one-item ...

I’ve had a small problem on Windows 10 that has been driving me nuts for months. I couldn’t easily copy links to apps I found in the Windows Store. Recently, thanks to a tip on Ghacks, I found a way ...

You can now remotely lock your computer, send files between the phone and Windows 11, and even share the clipboard.

If you want to copy and paste data in Windows, the Windows clipboard makes the task quick and simple (Ctrl+C followed by Ctrl+V), but sometimes it doesn't work and Microsoft has now explained why.