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How to delete what’s saved in your Windows PC’s clipboard
If you’re looking to remove sensitive information like passwords or 2FA codes from the clipboard on your Windows PC, you’ve come to the right place. There are many ways to delete the content on the clipboard. You can delete it in the command line, in the Windows setting, and much more. If you’re not sure where to begin, don’t worry, we’ll guide you every step of the way. Further reading: Clear your Windows clipboard fast with this handy trick Option 1: Using the clipboard history for deletion If you call up the clipboard with the Windows key, you can delete the contents of the clipboard via the “Delete all” menu item. To remove the individual entries from the clipboard, use the three-dot menu to the right of the individual entries. Option 2: Delete the clipboard in the Windows settings To delete content on the clipboard, open the Windows settings and go to “System -> Clipboard.” You’ll then want to click on the “Delete” button under “Delete clipboard data.” Option 3: Delete the clipboard in the command line Use the “echo.|clip” command to delete the content of the clipboard via the command line. However, this only works if you haven’t activated the clipboard history. Option 4: Delete the clipboard with the key combination Create a new shortcut via the desktop context menu with “New -> Shortcut.” Use the command “cmd /c echo.|clip.” If you save the shortcut, you can delete the content of the clipboard by double-clicking on it. You can insert any key combination in the shortcut’s properties at any time. get windows 11 pro for cheap Windows 11 Pro 
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Delhi air pollution reaches 'severe plus' levels
India's capital Delhi is experiencing one of its most polluted days this year. 
© 2024 BBCWorld Tue 9:25am 

Live: Hikoi mo te Tiriti sets off for capital, tens of thousands expected at Parliament
Tens of thousands are expected to congregate at Parliament this morning. Follow the latest with RNZ's live updates. 
© 2024 RadioNZ Tue 5:25am 

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General Capital Announces Another Profit Record
General Capital, the NZX listed financial services group, has had another strong result for the six months to 30 September 2024 
© 2024 sharechat.co.nz Fri 9:05am 

Wellington’s Pohutukawa and rata are blossoming weeks early
Native ‘Christmas trees’ typically flower as the capital heads off for the holidays. 
© 2024 Stuff.co.nz Fri 5:25am 

Teenage talent, wanted for Super Rugby, commits to All Blacks Sevens
Oli Mathis is one of rugby’s hot properties and caught the eye with a stunning try in his breakout NPC season with Waikato. 
© 2024 Stuff.co.nz Thu 3:15pm 

Capital gains tax the best way to raise revenue as NZ 's population ages - Treasury
The tax is the only tax base-broadening measure likely to raise a significant amount of revenue, officials have told the government. 
© 2024 RadioNZ Thu 6:45am 

Homes evacuated after large fire in Bay of Plenty
Evacuations are underway as a blaze in Te Puna threatens properties. 
© 2024 Stuff.co.nz Wed 5:35pm 

'What's good for Maori is good for everyone' - hikoi ends with peaceful protest
The capital turned into a sea of black, white and red today, as more than 42,000 people supporting te Hikoi mo te tiriti overflowed Parliament's grounds and onto the streets. 
© 2024 RadioNZ Tue 8:15pm 

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Livestream: Treaty Principles Bill hikoi mo te Tiriti at Parliament
Thousands have marched through the streets of a capital and to the Beehive. 
© 2024 RadioNZ Tue 11:25am 

New Zealand’s capital prepares for huge Maori protests
The country is seen as a world leader for supporting indigenous rights, but many fear that's now at risk. 
© 2024 BBCWorld Tue 9:25am 

‘A generational moment’: Hikoi reaches the capital
After 10 days, tens of thousands of people, traversing more than 1000km, will reach Parliament in what will be one of Aotearoa’s biggest protests in decades. 
© 2024 Stuff.co.nz Tue 5:45am 

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