Windows 10: Win 10 Clipboard History Stopped Working

Hi,

I recently upgraded to 1809, everything was fine for a couple of days, then the clipboard history feature suddenly stopped working.
When I go into settings to switch it on, it seems to be enabled, however once I close the window or choose something else and navigate back, the radio button is back to disabled.
Also worth mentioning:
- Get Started button (for sync across devices) does nothing
- Clear clipboard data crashes the whole Win Settings window
- Tried sfc /scannow, nothing changed
- Registry settings look just fine - screenshot here: Whats App Image 2019 01 15 at 00 57 01 — Postimage.org

Any suggestions please?
I was really excited to get rid of third party software for this, but I really don't want to format the whole thing for a stupid bug.

Thank you for your time.

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Windows 10 Clipboard History Not Functioning

In my computer Windows 10 Clipboard doesn't work. When I press Windows Key+V Key, nothing happens, the clipboard panel doesn't appear. I tried with a new user account in the same PC, initially it shows up, but once I sign in and migrate all my apps and
files, somewhere somehow at some point the clipboard history window stop showing up. I reinstalled Windows and tried, again initially it works, but once I set up my accounts and apps, at some point it stops working. I double checked my clipboard settings and
clipboard history and sync is turned on. What could be the issue?

 

view clipboard history

"Upon copying something, the previous clipboard content is always overwritten. This means that there is always no history saved on the clipboard. You can use third-party applications which record your clipboard history, but you cannot recover your clipboard
history prior to the installation of that app.'

Source -
https://answers.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/for...

 

clipboard

Hello,

In Windows 10 build 17666 or later, clipboard is available.

Try these steps

1. Right click Start Button or press Windows + X keys and select Settings.

2. In the Settings app, navigate to System > Clipboard.

3. Under Clipboard, toggle the Save multiple items option to On. This should enable clipboard history on the go.

4. Close Settings app.

You can now press Windows + V keys to view clipboard history.

Hope this helps!