Those who work with Windows know well that the text of some windows cannot be copied to then copy and paste. If the text can be selected, then just press the CTRL-C keys to copy it, but if you cannot even select it there is no way.
For example, the first thing that comes to mind is the System details summary screen, the one accessible from the Control Panel that says which processor is in the computer, which operating system and how much memory is installed.
Another example are the error windows, of which you would often like to copy the text so that you can then search for it on Google and understand what it means.
In this screen it is impossible to copy and paste text, unless you are using a small program called Textify, which makes text copyable even when you can't.
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Textify does not require installation, it is only to be downloaded and extracted by pressing the right button on the zip file.
Then run the Textify.exe file and keep the configuration window open where you can choose which key shortcuts to activate the copy and paste.
By default, Textify is activated by pressing the mouse wheel and the Shift key together.
Then try to open the System screen from the Control Panel and press the Textify key shortcut on an inscription that was not previously selectable.
When it turns blue, press the CTRL-C keys to copy that text to paste it where you want.
In the event that Textify goes into til and stops working (as it happens to me on Windows 10 64 bit), to make it work it is necessary to keep the window of the program in the foreground and then activate the combination of keys.
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