Remote desktop copy/paste issue


  1. BL4CKFIRE64
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    Windows 7 Ultimate x64
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    Remote desktop copy/paste issue


    Hi guys. I'm having an issue with my remote desktop and the clipboard. I remote desktop from my laptop to my desktop about half the day, and within the last couple months my clipboard functionality has broke. The clipboard will stop syncing, and when I stop/start rdpclip on the desktop, it fixes it sometimes, but sometimes it doesn't and I have to disconnect/reconnect from remote desktop. I recently reinstalled the desktop from win xp to win 7 (and changed ip), and the issue is still happening, so I thought it must be something on my laptop.
    Does anyone know what would cause this?
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  3. BL4CKFIRE64
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  4. 2xg
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    Hello,

    Is this the process that you have used?
    From Task Manager, kill the rdpclip.exe process and Run rdpclip.exe to restart it.
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  6. BL4CKFIRE64
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    That is correct. Any suggestions?
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  7. 2xg
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    Sorry, if it took me forever to respond. See if creating a new bat file helps.
    http://www.gfi.com/blog/copy-paste-w...n-whats-wrong/
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  8. sthames42
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    Same problem - even in Safe MOde


    Did you ever find a resolution to this? I'm having this problem even in safe mode. Copy/paste works fine in all but Remote Desktop. I have tried all solutions found on the net including the rdpclip.exe suggestion.

    I am connecting from W7 Ultimate x64 to WinSvr 2003 Std. Copy/paste will not work in either direction.

    I have three other machines with W7 Pro x64 and they have no problem.

    Any ideas?
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  10. Alex2061
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    Windows 7 Ultimate x32
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    You can run the following commands on your remote machine one by one.

    Taskkill.exe /im rdpclip.exe
    Rdpclip.exe

    This is a temporary fix, alternately you can use an online copy paste tool, its great.

    www.letscopypaste.com
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