Why Does Windows 10/11 Copy and Paste Stop Working After A While?

Anonymous
2023-12-31T13:30:36+00:00

For the last few months my Copy/Paste will stop working after I've been logged-on for awhile. If I log off and back on (no Restart, though), it will start working again... for awhile, that is. It was happening on Windows 10, so I went ahead and upgraded to Windows 11, hoping it would fix the problem, but it didn't.

I've looked through other postings, but most of them involve a Restart, which certainly works but so does a simple log off/log on. I generally don't log out at the end of the day, just lock it. Does anyone have a solution other than creating a whole new profile?

Windows for home | Windows 11 | Performance and system failures

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  1. Anonymous
    2024-12-08T20:06:12+00:00

    Lỗi này vẫn lặp lại ở bản cập nhật windows mới nhất, 24H2.

    Với những file nhỏ khoảng 1G thì không gặp lỗi nhưng khi copy file 7G sẽ xuất hiện lỗi khi copy được khoảng 30%.

    Xin hỏi đã có cách nào xử lý triệt để chưa?

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  2. Anonymous
    2024-09-20T21:29:17+00:00

    I worked with Microsoft level 3 for over 8 months, they really didn't find any fix. I fixed myself by start ing with a copy of Windows 10 that had copy and paste work, then I did a migration from Windows 10 to Windows 11 from a USB drive and it worked.

    Also I found that this works:

    I had the same problem, this worked for me.

    I've placed keystrokes in square brackets to indicate the keyboard touches, and the 'WIN' key refers to the Windows Key on the keyboard. (e.g. [ctrl+alt+del])

    1. [Win + R] to open the Run Window
    2. [services.msc] => [enter]
    3. Click the 'Name' column heading to be sure the items are listed in alphabetical, A to Z.
    4. Scroll down to find the item listed 'Connected Devices Platform Service'
    5. Double-Click the item to open the properties window.
    6. Change the 'Start-up Type' in the drop-down to 'Disabled'. Mine was set to 'Automatic (Delayed)'.
    7. Reboot

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  3. Anonymous
    2024-09-20T21:27:02+00:00

    I had the same problem, this worked for me.

    I've placed keystrokes in square brackets to indicate the keyboard touches, and the 'WIN' key refers to the Windows Key on the keyboard. (e.g. [ctrl+alt+del])

    1. [Win + R] to open the Run Window
    2. [services.msc] => [enter]
    3. Click the 'Name' column heading to be sure the items are listed in alphabetical, A to Z.
    4. Scroll down to find the item listed 'Connected Devices Platform Service'
    5. Double-Click the item to open the properties window.
    6. Change the 'Start-up Type' in the drop-down to 'Disabled'. Mine was set to 'Automatic (Delayed)'.
    7. Reboot

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  4. Anonymous
    2024-09-20T21:26:46+00:00

    I had the same problem, this worked for me.

    I've placed keystrokes in square brackets to indicate the keyboard touches, and the 'WIN' key refers to the Windows Key on the keyboard. (e.g. [ctrl+alt+del])

    1. [Win + R] to open the Run Window
    2. [services.msc] => [enter]
    3. Click the 'Name' column heading to be sure the items are listed in alphabetical, A to Z.
    4. Scroll down to find the item listed 'Connected Devices Platform Service'
    5. Double-Click the item to open the properties window.
    6. Change the 'Start-up Type' in the drop-down to 'Disabled'. Mine was set to 'Automatic (Delayed)'.
    7. Reboot

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  5. Anonymous
    2024-09-20T18:23:23+00:00

    Try using the app Cafeinated on the MS store. It works for me most of the time.

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