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The thread discusses issues with the Windows clipboard manager feature, which the original poster cannot access on their Windows 10 Home version 1803, as it is only available starting from version 1809. Others express enthusiasm for the feature’s capabilities, particularly its device synchronization, though some wish it included file copy/paste functionality. The conversation also touches on security concerns related to copying sensitive information via this feature.
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I was really excited by the prospect of the clipboard manager when I read about it, but it is not working on my machine (Dell XPS13).
Pressing windows +v does nothing. I have looked in system, but there is no clipboard option.

Windows Home version 1803, OS build 17134.376

Windows reports that it is up to date
I should be most grateful for any ideas

Richard
 

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It's only available starting in 1809
 

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I love this new feature, especially the synching across devices, however I wish it also handled file copy/paste operations. The ability to copy/paste a file across devices would be awesome.
 

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Sounds like a new attack vector to me if you copy/paste a password.
 

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