Windows 10: Win+V dosent show up with clipboard

Hi, when I try doing Win+V the clipboard doesn't show up, I have the options enabled and the policy is changed to enabled.I've got this happening for the past week and I can't seem to be able to fix it.I've done the following:Restart my pc,Did troubleshooting.Can anybody help me fix this?Thanks,-Alex

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Pasting from clipboard from Remote Desktop not working when using Win+V.

I have 2 computers both running Windows 10 Pro 64 Bit. I will refer to them as PC1 and PC2.

I am connecting to PC2 from PC1 using Windows Remote Desktop Connection.

If I sign into PC1 directly I can paste from Win+V just fine. The same is true for PC2. However if I am connected to either computer through Remote Desktop Connection I can only paste from one computer to the other either through right click mouse or Ctrl+V.
I can not use Win+V to paste copied text from one computer to the other.

I have checked both setting of each computer.

Each computer is running the same services I think is required for Clipboard under services.msc.

• Client License Service (ClipSVC)
• Clipboard User Service

If there are any services that I did not mention that should be running in order for this to function let me know below and I will see if I have them running or not and what happens if I I start them.

Each computer has the following group policies for clipboard under gpedit.msc.

• Allow Clipboard History: Enabled
• Allow Clipboard Synchronization Across Devices: Enabled.

If there are any Group Policies that I did not mention that should be configured in order for this to function let me know below and I will see if I have them configured or not and what happens if I I configure them.

Both Computers are signed into my Microsoft Account.

I have ended and restarted the process "rdpclip.exe" on both computers.

I have restarted both computers.

What can I do to copy from the clipboard using Win+V when pasting text over from the remote computer?

 

Pasting from clipboard

Thank you, The first suggestion worked. The second did also provided I did not click in the Paint window first.

I'd spent some time trying to work it out for myself but was fooled by the clipboard window always closing prematurely. So thanks again.

Also thanks to Frederick, although solved, I've noted your alternative suggestion.

 

Clipboard

My windows 10 computer has a clipboard feature where if I want to copy something, I have to click copy and paste stuff from the clipboard. I would much rather use the Windows key + C and Windows key + V for easier access and because it is quicker. Is there
a step-by-step procedure that someone can tell me to turn clipboard off and use Windows C and V instead?