Copy paste are two functions we all perform while using Windows 10 or any computer or smartphones. If you need to copy and paste same things repeatedly, wouldn’t it be great, if there is a clipboard history for you ready, so that you can get the text you want to paste from the clipboard history. Microsoft has thought about the same thing and brought a solution with it. With Windows 10 Build 18234, you can activate clipboard history by pressing Win+V key combinations. You will get an option to turn on clipboard history. Click on Turn On. Also with Build 18234, the image size limit for screenshots has been increased from 1MB to 4MB to fit the potential size of full screen screenshots taken on a high-DPI devices.
In this article, I will show you how to enable or disable clipboard sync across devices on Windows 10.
Download To Enable Clipboard Sync Across Devices for All Users
If you want to enable clipboard synchronization across different devices for all users, download the Enable_Clipboardsync_devices_all_users_Windows10.zip file by clicking on the Download button. As you download the zip file, extract the file and get the .reg file. Double click on the registry file and click on Merge. After the registry file is merged to your system, you can delete the file.
Download To Disable Clipboard Sync Across Devices for All Users
If you want to disable clipboard synchronization across different devices for all users, download the Disable_Clipboardsync_devices_all_users_Windows10.zip file by clicking on the Download button. As you download the zip file, extract the file and get the .reg file. Double click on the registry file and click on Merge. After the registry file is merged to your system, you can delete the file.
