Our version of splashtop does have the ability to paste the clipboard as keystrokes which would work, but it doesn't seem to have the option to turn off clipboard sharing.Īny feedback or ideas would be great, I'll admit I'm not 100% sure on the best way to approach working around this clipboard-keylogger :-). Has anyone encountered or dealt with a similar issue? We're an MSP so disabling it for everyone isn't really something we can do, nor is typing passwords in manually (passwords are auto-generated and usually loooong). Select Start > Settings > System > Clipboard. Share your clipboard items to another Windows 10 device. Pinning an item keeps it from being removed from the clipboard history to make room for new items. From the clipboard history, you can paste and pin frequently used items by choosing an individual item from your clipboard menu. Passwords copied before you remotely connect won't appear (in splashtop at least), it's only when you copy something new that it does. To get to your clipboard history at any time, press Windows logo key + V. The items could be text, HTML or images (less than 4MB). If clipboard sharing is enabled on whatever remote controlling software you have (we use splashtop) and you copy a password, unsurprisingly the plain text password gets added to the copy history on the clients machine. On Windows 10, the clipboard history feature allows users to view items copied over a specific period. However, one of my colleagues recently realised that this could be very dangerous when we are remotely controlling people's computers. Since the Clipboard history is part of the emoji panel. It's pretty neat and has saved a bit of time in the short while I've used it. To enable Clipboard history through the emoji panel, use these steps: Invoke the Windows key + V keyboard shortcut.
Ctrl+C) then when you come to paste, use Winkey+V to select the item from the list. Save items to the clipboard in the normal way (e.g. You can use any of those items, by simply clicking on them. Clipboard History will allow you to save multiple Items and select from the list to paste. This will open a dialog box that will show your last copied items that include text, HTML code, pictures and other types of information. Recently (not sure on how recent exactly) Microsoft released a clipboard history feature bundled with Windows, accessible via the windows key + V shortcut. To enable clipboard history, Go to Settings (Press Windows Logo Key + I) > System > Clipboard. If you are using Windows 10 you can find your last 25 item clipboard history by clicking WinKey + V on your keyboard.
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