How can I “reboot” my Clipboard so I can copy/paste between host and RDP again?
So basically, from time to time, copy/paste between by host (Windows 10 Pro) and my RDP connected host - stops working.
This is not a case of "remember to enable Clipboard in your RDP settings". It works - most of the time - but sometimes, for reasons I cannot figure out, it stops working.
I've searched around, and the only seemingly valid tips I've found involve resetting the RDPCLIP.EXE. Via Task Manager or Command Line. Like so:
Taskkill.exe /im rdpclip.exe
rdpclip.exe
Source: Copy and Paste is not working on my Remote Desktop Connection… what’s wrong?
Problem is, there is no such thing as rdpclip.exe
on Windows 10. So what would be my alternative way of achieving this?
windows-10 remote-desktop
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So basically, from time to time, copy/paste between by host (Windows 10 Pro) and my RDP connected host - stops working.
This is not a case of "remember to enable Clipboard in your RDP settings". It works - most of the time - but sometimes, for reasons I cannot figure out, it stops working.
I've searched around, and the only seemingly valid tips I've found involve resetting the RDPCLIP.EXE. Via Task Manager or Command Line. Like so:
Taskkill.exe /im rdpclip.exe
rdpclip.exe
Source: Copy and Paste is not working on my Remote Desktop Connection… what’s wrong?
Problem is, there is no such thing as rdpclip.exe
on Windows 10. So what would be my alternative way of achieving this?
windows-10 remote-desktop
add a comment |
So basically, from time to time, copy/paste between by host (Windows 10 Pro) and my RDP connected host - stops working.
This is not a case of "remember to enable Clipboard in your RDP settings". It works - most of the time - but sometimes, for reasons I cannot figure out, it stops working.
I've searched around, and the only seemingly valid tips I've found involve resetting the RDPCLIP.EXE. Via Task Manager or Command Line. Like so:
Taskkill.exe /im rdpclip.exe
rdpclip.exe
Source: Copy and Paste is not working on my Remote Desktop Connection… what’s wrong?
Problem is, there is no such thing as rdpclip.exe
on Windows 10. So what would be my alternative way of achieving this?
windows-10 remote-desktop
So basically, from time to time, copy/paste between by host (Windows 10 Pro) and my RDP connected host - stops working.
This is not a case of "remember to enable Clipboard in your RDP settings". It works - most of the time - but sometimes, for reasons I cannot figure out, it stops working.
I've searched around, and the only seemingly valid tips I've found involve resetting the RDPCLIP.EXE. Via Task Manager or Command Line. Like so:
Taskkill.exe /im rdpclip.exe
rdpclip.exe
Source: Copy and Paste is not working on my Remote Desktop Connection… what’s wrong?
Problem is, there is no such thing as rdpclip.exe
on Windows 10. So what would be my alternative way of achieving this?
windows-10 remote-desktop
windows-10 remote-desktop
asked Dec 5 '17 at 12:39
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Try launching rdpclip.exe using the command
C:WindowsSystem32rdpclip.exe
I checked on my Windows 10, it is present at given location. Use sfc /SCANNOW
if you think it could be missing due to damaged Windows installation.
Right you are. It wasn't listed in my process list, so I assumed Windows 10 had something different here. I tried starting it and it made no difference. But then I tried reconnecting via RDP (which I had tried before, without any change) - and NOW copy/paste works again. Thank you :-)
– Mark Cassidy
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Try launching rdpclip.exe using the command
C:WindowsSystem32rdpclip.exe
I checked on my Windows 10, it is present at given location. Use sfc /SCANNOW
if you think it could be missing due to damaged Windows installation.
Right you are. It wasn't listed in my process list, so I assumed Windows 10 had something different here. I tried starting it and it made no difference. But then I tried reconnecting via RDP (which I had tried before, without any change) - and NOW copy/paste works again. Thank you :-)
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Dec 5 '17 at 12:58
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Try launching rdpclip.exe using the command
C:WindowsSystem32rdpclip.exe
I checked on my Windows 10, it is present at given location. Use sfc /SCANNOW
if you think it could be missing due to damaged Windows installation.
Right you are. It wasn't listed in my process list, so I assumed Windows 10 had something different here. I tried starting it and it made no difference. But then I tried reconnecting via RDP (which I had tried before, without any change) - and NOW copy/paste works again. Thank you :-)
– Mark Cassidy
Dec 5 '17 at 12:58
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Try launching rdpclip.exe using the command
C:WindowsSystem32rdpclip.exe
I checked on my Windows 10, it is present at given location. Use sfc /SCANNOW
if you think it could be missing due to damaged Windows installation.
Try launching rdpclip.exe using the command
C:WindowsSystem32rdpclip.exe
I checked on my Windows 10, it is present at given location. Use sfc /SCANNOW
if you think it could be missing due to damaged Windows installation.
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answered Dec 5 '17 at 12:54
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Right you are. It wasn't listed in my process list, so I assumed Windows 10 had something different here. I tried starting it and it made no difference. But then I tried reconnecting via RDP (which I had tried before, without any change) - and NOW copy/paste works again. Thank you :-)
– Mark Cassidy
Dec 5 '17 at 12:58
add a comment |
Right you are. It wasn't listed in my process list, so I assumed Windows 10 had something different here. I tried starting it and it made no difference. But then I tried reconnecting via RDP (which I had tried before, without any change) - and NOW copy/paste works again. Thank you :-)
– Mark Cassidy
Dec 5 '17 at 12:58
Right you are. It wasn't listed in my process list, so I assumed Windows 10 had something different here. I tried starting it and it made no difference. But then I tried reconnecting via RDP (which I had tried before, without any change) - and NOW copy/paste works again. Thank you :-)
– Mark Cassidy
Dec 5 '17 at 12:58
Right you are. It wasn't listed in my process list, so I assumed Windows 10 had something different here. I tried starting it and it made no difference. But then I tried reconnecting via RDP (which I had tried before, without any change) - and NOW copy/paste works again. Thank you :-)
– Mark Cassidy
Dec 5 '17 at 12:58
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