Working on a personal computer, the user constantly performs operations to copy various information. But few people know that during copying, data is first saved to the clipboard and then placed in a user-specified location. The clipboard is a part of the computer's RAM that is specifically designed to store temporary information. It is allocated from shared RAM. It can store files, folders, images, snippets of text. Many users believe that the clipboard is invisible. However, it also has its place in the operating system.
Instructions
Step 1
To do this, you need to open any window and enter the path "C: WINDOWSsystem32" in the address bar without quotes. The folder containing the clipboard will open.
Step 2
To view it, you need to enter in the address bar "C: WINDOWSsystem32clipbrd.exe" (again without quotes). A window will appear where you can see what is currently on the clipboard.
Step 3
This function is controlled using the toolbar. There is also a specific keyboard shortcut to control the clipboard.
Ctrl + C - copy files to the clipboard;
Ctrl + X - cut files to the clipboard;
Ctrl + V - paste files from the clipboard.
