#WINDOWS CLIPBOARD MANAGER WINDOWS 7 WINDOWS 7#

#WINDOWS CLIPBOARD MANAGER WINDOWS 7 WINDOWS 7#

Sometimes clipbrd.exe doesn’t work with Vista or Windows 7 & you may receive a message like, “Entry Point Not Found.” You may try to run it in XP/SP2 compatibility mode.

However, you could copy clipbrd.exe from windows XP into C:WindowsSystem32 in Vista or Windows 7, then create a shortcut on desktop to access it directly. What about Vista and Windows 7? Microsoft didn’t include clipbrd.exe in Vista or Windows 7. Just double click this shortcut and it will display the clipboard content. Name it as you like (default is clipbrd.exe) then click Finish.In the ‘Create Shortcut window’ type: %windir%System32clipbrd.exe and click Nex.Create a new shortcut on our desktop (or other convenient location).

In order to access this utility quickly, you can create a desktop shortcut as follows. Clipbrd.exe comes with Windows XP and is located in C:WINDOWSsystem32. To display the current clipboard content, you can run clipbrd.exe. Instead of viewing the content by opening up notepad or word document and paste it, there is a quick way that enables you to know the clipboard content with just a simple click. If you need to know what is inside your Windows clipboard before you decide to overwrite it with something else or start pasting it into document.

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