
So, you don't have one of those Android phones, you are out of luck. The Samsung phones that support this feature are the "Samsung Galaxy Note20 5G, Samsung Galaxy Note20 Ultra 5G, Samsung Galaxy S21 5G, Samsung Galaxy S21+ 5G, Samsung Galaxy S21 Ultra 5G, and Samsung Galaxy Z Flip devices." Of course, it would make a lot more sense for Microsoft to enable this feature for other (and older) Android phone brands, but unfortunately they don't. Upon further research (and much frustration), I discovered that the Clipboard history feature is only available on newer Samsung phones and the Surface Duo. I use Microsoft Launcher, Your Phone, and Microsoft SwiftKey, but I was unable to get this feature to work on my Android device. Syncing Clipboard History on Windows 10 Devices In the Clipboard menu within the Settings app, select Get Started and it will prompt you to confirm logging. I was unsuccessful trying to get access on my Android phone to my Clipboard history on Windows 10. Once you click the link, you will be asked to enter your phone number to get the app that is required to sync clipboard items on your Android phone too. Cut and Copy With Windows 10 Clipboard Now, open a document, email, or other file in which you can cut or. If you look closely in Clipboard in the settings, you may notice an option to Get an app to sync clipboard items to your phone. To start saving multiple items to the clipboard, turn on the switch for Clipboard History. Clipboard history will show up to 25 items, including text, HTML, and images less than 4 MB as shown below. When enabled, all you need to so is press Windows Key + V to bring up a list of all your Clipboard history content. However, you will still need to go into settings and follow the steps above to enable the Clipboard sync across all of your Windows 10 devices. Alternatively, you can toggle Clipboard history on faster by using the keyboard shortcut Windows key + V. If you don't want to sync all content between your devices, you can choose "Never automatically sync text that I copy" and that way you can choose what specific Clipboard items you want to sync on all of your devices on an item-by-item basis. The feature utilizes the cloud, and it needs a stable internet connection to work correctly. Once again, you can control the feature from the Clipboard section in the Settings app.


Version 1809 also brought the ability to sync your Clipboard history across multiple Windows 10 devices. You will have to repeat these steps on all of your Windows 10 devices if you want the clipboard content to sync on all of your devices. Syncing your Clipboard data across Windows 10 devices. Toggle sync across devices on to sync your clipboard content across all of your Windows 10 devices
