You’ll know that when using Windows, you’ll need to transport pieces of data such as Windows screenshots, images, links, or files from one place on the PC to another. This would ideally be done quickly and preferably without creating new folders. Windows has the clipboard for this purpose, which temporarily stores copied or cut files like a short-term memory.
Until recently, it was only possible to store a single file in the clipboard. This was automatically overwritten as soon as you copied or cut a new file. Since the Windows 10 update 1809, the clipboard’s performance has improved. It now stores up to 25 files at a time, which can be viewed, selected, and pasted in the clipboard history.