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Right-click on the log file and choose Send to > Compressed (zipped) folder. This will create a zip archive of the logs, you can then attach that to an email or provide the file however you'd like to. After you send the compressed logs to us it is safe to delete both the compressed and uncompressed log files.

Go to File > Version history > See version history. Make sure that "Show changes" at the bottom is checked (if you need to view the revisions). Click on the arrows to the left of the dates for more detailed versions. Click on the time and dates of the prior versions to locate and see the one you want.

By default, no version of Windows creates a log of files that have been copied, whether to/from USB drives or anywhere else.

You can find if some files have been copied or not. Right click on the folder or file you fear that might have been copied, go to properties, you will get information such as date and time of created, modified and accessed. The accessed one changes each time the file is opened or copied without opening.

Hit Windows+V (the Windows key to the left of the space bar, plus V) and a Clipboard panel will appear that shows the history of items you've copied to the clipboard.

Highlight the section of the log that you want to copy with the cursor and press Ctrl + C , or click Edit 25b8 Copy. You can press Ctrl + A , or click Edit 25b8 Select All, to select all the text in the log which you are currently viewing.

Copy images and text from one PC to another with a cloud-based clipboard. Not only can you can paste from your clipboard history, but you can also pin the items you find yourself using all the time. To get to your clipboard history, press Windows logo key + V.