pull up the history section of the clipboard and use the Clear All button to remove the stored items.
Step 2:Click theClear allbutton.
If you want to clear an individual text, click thethree dotsnext to that text and click theTrashicon.
Step 2:TypeSettingsin the search bar and pressEnter.
Alternatively, press theWindows+Ikeyboard shortcut to launch the prefs app.
Step 3:ChooseSystemfrom the left sidebar andClipboardfrom the right pane.
Step 4:Click theClearbutton next to Clear clipboard data.
Step 2:block the toggle forClipboard history.
To do so, take these actions:
Step 1:Press theWindows keyto fire up the Start Menu.
Step 2:TypeCommand Promptin the search bar and chooseRun as administrator.
Step 3:punch in the following command in the elevated Command Prompt window and pressEnter.
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