Remote Desktop cannot replicate the workaround

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There are two main reasons why the remote Desktop cannot be copied:

First: The local host and the remote server's disk is not shared, that is, the remote computer cannot read the local files;

Second: On the remote host, the Rdpclip.exe process has a problem;

For both of these reasons, the solution is as follows:

The first reason: when logging in to the remote host, modify the default properties, click Options, select Local Resources, tick the Clipboard, click the details, select the drive's dropdown menu, tick the drive symbol above (the file you want to copy in the local disk, you can select which disk, all select also can) specifically as follows:

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Then click OK to connect to the Remote Desktop to copy it. ~~

Second reason: According to Microsoft's instructions, the remote server copies the content to the remote computer, controlled by the "Rdpclip.exe" process, if you open the Task Manager to see that there is a rdpclip.exe process exists, in the task manager to shut down the "Rdpclip.exe" process, and then start- > Run->rdpclip.exe rerun this program and return to normal.

Note: Rdpclip.exe is a rdpclip utility that is available in the Windows 2000/2003 Server Resource Kit to copy and paste files between the Terminal Services Client (native) and the Terminal Server (remote server), including pasting text. The file path for this program is C:\windows\system32\rdpclip.exe

If, at this time, both of your methods have been tried, or can not be copied, can only recommend that you use the FTP Upload tool, on the server to build FTP service side, we recommend the use of SERVER-U servers this tool, the client use FLASHFXP tools, If you copy large files or use FTP, I upload a 1G file today, using remote, direct card dead, or on the network has a problem, the personal usually is inclined to FTP tool upload.

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Remote Desktop cannot replicate the workaround