How to pin content saved in the clipboard memory of Windows 10

You can easily pin the copied content to the clipboard to store them and reuse as needed.

On Windows 10, there is a feature called Clipboard History, which is a temporary table of data that you have copied, such as text and images, for review and copying when needed. This memory can be used between devices sharing a Microsoft account. But when copying too much content you will find it difficult to manage, and for some important information that needs to be pasted many times, searching the Clipboard History table is very inconvenient and time consuming.
This can be easily solved by you can pin important content. And these will always be at the top of the Clipboard History palette, no matter how much text or images you copy. These contents will not be lost when you choose to delete the entire Clipboard History table content.

How to pin the copied content

You still proceed to copy as usual with the key combination Ctrl + V.
Next press Windows + V to open the Clipboard History panel, you will see all the text or images previously copied during using the computer.
Navigate to the content to be pinned, click the three-dot icon next to select Pin.
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Pin the copied content

Note: If you can't open the Clipboard History panel, press Windows + I, then go to System> Clipboard and turn on the Clipboard history option.

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