I recently had a scenario where I'd run a moderately complex series of commands in the windows command prompt, and I wanted to keep a record of exactly what I'd done so that I could repeat it in the future if necessary. Happily, there is a command which will put all your recent commands on the clipboard so you can paste them wherever you keep your records.
It's as simple as running this command:
<pre><code class="lang-plaintext">doskey /history | clip
</code></pre>
Running <code>doskey /history</code> will list all commands you've run in your current session, and <code>| clip</code> will pipe the list to your clipboard instead of displaying it in the command prompt.

I recently had a scenario where I'd run a moderately complex series of commands in the windows command prompt, and I wanted to keep a record of exactly what I'd done so that I could repeat it in the future if necessary. Happily, there is a command which will put all your recent commands on the clipboard so you can paste them wherever you keep your records.

It's as simple as running this command:

```plaintext
doskey /history | clip
```

Running `doskey /history` will list all commands you've run in your current session, and `| clip` will pipe the list to your clipboard instead of displaying it in the command prompt.

How to save recent commands you have run in the windows command prompt