What do I need to do to view my clipboard in Windows 10?
You just need to press Win+V. Since October 2018 Update a synced clipboard has been introduced along with a history viewer
- Clipboard in Windows 10
- How to use the new clipboard on Windows 10 October 2018 Update
- How to Use the New and Improved Windows 10 Clipboard
You can also manage the clipboard directly with PowerShell. Windows 10 has built-in PowerShell 5.0 so you can run Get-Clipboard
and Set-Clipboard
from it
Get-Clipboard -Format Text -TextFormatType Html
Get-Clipboard -Format FileDropList
(Get-Clipboard -Format FileDropList)[0].GetType()
Alternatively you can use this script which is a GUI written in PowerShell to show the clipboard
More information can be found in my answer to How to open clipboard on Windows 7?. See also
- New Stuff - Get-Clipboard And Set-Clipboard - New In PowerShell 5.0
- Building a Clipboard History Viewer Using PowerShell