Currently I'm trying to figure out how to use Clipboard history in PowerShell.
I know that Get-Clipboard -command shows you the last item in Clipboard, but how to access those 25 others?
Using Windows + V you can see values stored in the history and it has to save those values somewhere in the RAM. On top of that there is file saved in %localappdata%\Microsoft\Windows\Clipboard named HistoryData and under that is some hex file, but I can't figure if that is somehow relevant for my search of if it's just another "Red herring".
(Get-Clipboard).count only shows 1.