Solved CBS Log Finding

[NVMOS007]

I have noted the following as a result of not being able to copy from cmd.exe to notepad.exe:
Copy/paste does not work between these two applications on Windows 7 Pro-32 Bit. (Right click in cmd window, select all and then Control C. In notepad, Control V).
Curiously, this function does work on Windows 7 Home Premium.
I was trying to copy the output of ipconfig /all to Notepad to save as a text file for e-mail attachment to an outside party assisting me with a Linux networking issue.
I was able to find a workaround which required typing the following at the command line in cmd.exe - ipconfig /all >c:ipconfig.txt
Also curious, cut/paste seems to work on all my other Windows app, ie from browser to e-mail etc. and also from within Windows apps, ie select text, then Control C and place cursor somewhere else and Control V.
I ran sfc /scannow at the cmd.exe command prompt and a CBS log file was generated which I have attached.
The problem is with the rdpclip.exe and rdpclip.exe.mui files which is noted at the end of this file.
Is there a way to resolve this without having to go through this: http://www.sevenforums.com/tutorials/3413-repair-install.html?ltr=R?
I look forward to a response on the above.

 

[event3horizon]

I don't think there's anything wrong with your system nor is there any difference between home premium. You actually don't need to CTRL+C, in fact that's the problem. Just right click in CMD and select Select All, press ENTER on the keyboard, then PASTE (CTRL V) into notepad. Try that.

 

[NVMOS007]

Thanks for the prompt response-you're right, that works fine.

Simple solution to what I thought was a complex problem.

Curious though that I could Select All in the cmd.exe window in Windows 7 Home Premium and then Ctrl-C, open Notepad and type Ctrl-V.

Onwards and upwards...

 

[event3horizon]

Glad I could help! I mean, you could be right about the differences, I just don't have a way of testing. I also couldn't think of a logical reason why Microsoft would do that but then again you never know, it's microsoft