How to open clipboard with mouse without pressing keyboard shortcut key

Hello there, this is Suganya. I'm an Independent Advisor and user like you. I'm happy to help you.

You can access the clipboard using your mouse without pressing a keyboard shortcut by following these steps:

Open the "Settings" on your computer > Click system option> Select clipboard from the left side > Toggle on the option for "Clipboard history" in the clipboard settings.

After enabling the clipboard history toggle, you can access it by simply right-clicking in any text field where you want to paste content. A small clipboard icon will appear, and clicking on it will open your clipboard history, allowing you to select and paste previously copied items.

Please let me know if you need further assistance. Thank you!

the question was "how to do that WITHOUT pressing the windows button", though.

i am also looking for a solution, as it seems that the widows button isn't working for me anymore

there is nothing in my clipboard history after using print screen button. Clipboard is toggled on..

what is wrong?

I totally agree with you . I am looking for a shortcut command line (not keyboard) to view the clipboard...eg this is the one to clear the clipboard cmd.exe /c echo off. | clip

The only way I found was to add the virtual keyboard button to the taskbar then open it to find the clipboard icon