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Has the copy-paste feature stopped working for you?
If you’re anything like me, you probably use the copy-paste function on your computer all the time. So this problem is annoying, or just downright frustrating.
Fortunately, the fix is easy.
Here are a few solutions to fix your broken Copy-Paste function in Windows 10.
Let’s start with the easiest solution. Having multiple windows open at the same time can cause a variety of issues, like copy-paste failure.
To resolve, close all your open programs by right-clicking on the program icon on your taskbar then selecting Close Window.
Or, you can use Task Manager to get the program terminated.
If you have copied a lot of items, your computer’s Clipboard may get full. Here’s how to clear your Clipboard:
cmd /c “echo off | clip”
If tips 1 or 2 don’t solve the problem, you may be experiencing copy-paste problems due to system glitches. Updating your computer can fix major and minor bugs.
Here’s how to check for available updates:
Copy-paste issues can happen when critical files are missing or corrupted. The System File Checker will find missing and corrupted files on your system that may solve your copy-paste problems.
To run the System File Checker:
sfc /scannow
If the issue persists, you might need to update your computer’s drivers.
Driver Reviver will search for missing and outdated drivers, then find the correct, up-to-date drivers so you can download them with ease.
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