How To Paste Any Code or Command In Cmd By Using CTRL V

We all know very well, Windows operating system doesnt provide copy or paste option in command prompt as default but we can enable this opportunity own. By enabling, you can easily paste any command or code without facing any trouble. If you use command prompt, then you may have definitely suffered from this issue that sometimes it becomes exacting hard to write difficult commands in CMD. In this situation, if you do a mistake while writing then you have write it again. So, in my views its just a wasting of time. If you get this opportunity to pasting commands in CMD then you can save your important time. To solve this issue, here Im sharing a very simple and quick procedure to enable copy paste opportunity. Hope, you guys will like it and it will be proving as a helpful trick. If it will be helpful then dont forget to share it with other Windows users.

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How To Paste Any Code or Command In Cmd By Using CTRL+V

To enable this option, you need to open Command Prompt. So, open it first. You can open it by searching cmd in the start menu.


Once it has been opened then right click on the pop-up and go to the Properties.


Another pop-up menu will open, when youll click on the Properties. Here, mark on the Quickedit Mode and click on OK. Thats it.


So, now you have done and you have been able to paste any code, command, word etc in Cmd easily by pressing CTRL+V.

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Conclusion

This was a simple way or procedure to enable this useful opportunity especially for those who work on daily on the computer. All the students, who are studying in Computer then must follow this tricks, it will definitely save your time. Well! this is what that I wanted to show in this article. Hopefully, youve understood very well. But after that too, if youve any problem then ask feel free about it via comment below.

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