When you try to copy a password from a text field on Windows, the default behavior is to hide the characters for security reasons. However, there are a few ways to work around this limitation.

Using a Password Manager

The easiest and most secure way to manage your passwords is by using a password manager. Password managers allow you to store, generate, and auto-fill complex passwords without the need to manually copy and paste.

Inspecting Element

If you need to copy a password from a text field, you can try right-clicking on the password field and selecting 'Inspect' to view the HTML code. From there, you may be able to change the field type from 'password' to 'text' temporarily to reveal the password.

Temporary Reveal

Some websites or applications provide an option to reveal the password momentarily. Look for an 'eye' icon next to the password field, which you can click to temporarily display the password.

Third-Party Tools

There are also third-party tools and browser extensions available that can help you copy passwords from text fields. These tools may offer additional features like securely storing your passwords or generating strong passwords.

Remember to always prioritize security when handling passwords and avoid using insecure methods to copy or store sensitive information.