How to Enable Cloud Clipboard in Windows 10

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Xiaoz previously introduced the clipboard tool Ditto. Among the clipboard tools used, Ditto offers an excellent experience. However, Windows 10 now comes with built-in clipboard functionality, which is sufficient for light usage. Let's take a look.

Enable Windows 10 Clipboard

Click the Start menu in the bottom-left corner and open Settings, as shown below.

Continue to open System Settings.

On the left side, find the Clipboard option and turn on Clipboard History.

If you have multiple Windows devices, you can also log in to your account to enable cloud synchronization, allowing you to share clipboard data across multiple Windows devices.

Usage

After enabling the clipboard, press "Win + V" to call up the clipboard.

Notes

If you do not see the "Clipboard" option in your settings, your system version may be outdated. Try upgrading your system patches and check again.

Summary

The clipboard feature in Windows 10 is relatively simple, but it should be sufficient for daily use. Making good use of clipboard tools can effectively improve efficiency and avoid repetitive copy-paste operations. We recommend trying them out. If you wish to experience more advanced clipboard tools, you can also try: