Same problem here. But you can still use Ctrl-V to paste into search. Although I keep having to go into Task Manager and restart Windows Explorer periodically. This is a really annoying Version 1909 bug.
Windows 10 1909 File Explorer Search issue
What happened to explorer search? Unable to paste the copied
file name to search for as it was in previous versions. I have to
manually type the file name and press Enter. This is terrible! Why does Microsoft only make things worse with each new version ?!
Windows for home | Windows 10 | Cortana and search
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2019-11-16T19:23:22+00:00 What happened to explorer search? Unable to paste the copied
file name to search for as it was in previous versions. I have to
manually type the file name and press Enter. This is terrible! Why does Microsoft only make things worse with each new version ?!
I have the exact same problem: When I right-click on the explorer search box I get nothing, No paste no copy. All I get when I click is the history of my past search words that I cannot even delete!
Right-click paste in explorer search box is an essential feature and it would be really silly to take it away.
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Vijay A. Verma 104.9K Reputation points Volunteer Moderator2019-10-22T10:21:07+00:00 Please work with other experts on this. Somebody will respond to you who has better understanding of this issue.
Please ignore my previous suggestions.
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