Still a workaround but at least it’s a quick procedure. Now whenever your copy and paste operation fails to restore it, all you need to do is click this new batch file which will kill rdpclip and restart it. Save the bat file and drag it into the toolbar quick launch section.Write the following two commands on separate lines in the new bat file.Create a new bat file and call it whatever you want say, clipboard.bat.Unfortunately I don’t know why rdpclip stops working nor how to fix it permanently however, there is a way to make it easier if it happens often. It happens so often, this process is annoying! What do I do to fix it permanently? There, copy and paste should now work normally again. Load up task manager (right click taskbar and select Task Manager).Luckily fixing the issue is pretty straightforward and involves a few simple steps. So what do I do when clipboard stops working?
Rdpclip (remote desktop clipboard) is responsible for managing a shared clipboard between your local host and the remote desktop (the process runs on the remote machine not your local host). Turns out the problem is coming from a little process called rdpclip. There's a tiny chance that they would fix this sometime.This post has been reviewed in 2018 and its information is still relevant.Ī very annoying occurrence that I sometimes suffer is when all of a sudden the copy and paste function stops working when I am connected to a remote machine. I've just also filed a Better multi-monitor support feature request with few more details. More specifically, right click on the Installation file, select Properties, under Compatibility tab, check Run this program in compatibility mode for Previous version of Windows. Of course, you can also just resize the RDCman window so that it spans across a number of your local monitors, but that would not allow you to overcome the limitations. Please install RDC Manager 2.7 under compatibility mode to see whether the issue persists. Tested in version 2.90, which is the most recent for. the remote system would not recognize you client's multi-monitor setup - any "Remote Desktop Size" would be treated as a single monitor (unlike Windows 10 built-in "mstc.exe" with it's great "Use all my monitors for the remote session" checkbox.only rectangular configurations are supported.
Set a fullscreen hotkey in Tools -> Options -> Full screen.Manually set Server properties -> Remote Desktop Settings -> Remote Desktop Size -> Custom to, say, 3840x1200, assuming that your local monitor setup is a pair of 1920x1200 monitors.
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