You have to press the Windows key + V to access the clipboard history once the feature is enabled. To switch this on, go to Settings > System > Clipboard and flick the switch on Clipboard history. By default, Windows only remembers the last piece of data you copied to the clipboard, but you can flick on a feature that allows it to remember past data too, so that you don’t have to keep going back and repeatedly copying the same data. If you’re working on long documents or are fiddling with spreadsheets, you’ll often find yourself cutting and pasting multiple bits of data. The easiest way to install Power Toys is from the Microsoft Store built into Windows 11. Just tap the Ctrl key twice and Windows puts a spotlight around the cursor (as shown above), letting you easily locate the missing mouse! Mouse Utilities is a great one for people who use multiple screens and can’t find their mouse cursor. It’s much more convenient than Windows 11’s default search function. PowerToys Run is a blatant copy of the Mac’s Spotlight search - press Alt + space bar and a slim search bar appears in the middle of the screen, letting you search for apps, files or settings on the computer. My two favorite Power Toys are PowerToys Run and Mouse Utilities. Windows Power Toys are superb little add-on features that add extra features to both Windows 10 and Windows 11 PCs. Never lose your cursor again with Power Toys Barry Collins

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