How to Enable CTRL+C / Ctrl+V for Pasting in the Windows Command Prompt

One of the more irritating problems with the Windows command prompt is that you can’t paste anything into the window using the keyboard easily—it requires using the mouse. Here’s how to fix that problem.

The solution, as with many Windows shortcomings, is to use a quick AutoHotkey script to enable pasting from the keyboard. What it actually does is take the clipboard contents and use the SendInput function to send the keystrokes really quickly to the console window.

But first… here’s another way to do it.

Enabling CTRL + C and CTRL + V in Windows 10

All you have to do to get copy and paste working in Windows 10 is to right-click on the command prompt’s title bar, choose Properties…

1.click window key +R .type cmd and click run

2.In command port right click on menu bar and go to properties 

3.enable ctrl .thats it