Reply: I don't think it's the problem of this file, but the operating system lacks some settings, so you can't copy and paste on the remote machine. There are two reasons:

1. The remote desktop connection option is not configured well
2. rdpclip.exe service fails

Solution:

First, open the "Task Manager" and see if there is an rdpclip.exe file running. If not, click "Start"-"Run"-enter "rdpclip.exe" and click "OK", as shown below:



Step 2: Open a new command window, enter "msts", and run it, as shown in the figure below



After running, the Remote Desktop Connection dialog box opens.

1. Click the Local Resources tab at the top.
2. Click the Local Resources button, then check the Printer and Clipboard options, and then click the Details button at the bottom.
3. In the new interface that pops up, check "Port", check all the items under "Drive", and then click "OK".

Step 3: You need to modify the group policy settings and disable the "Do not allow clipboard redirection" policy.

Location:

Computer Configuration \ Administrative Templates \ Windows Components \ Remote Desktop Services \ Remote Desktop Session Hosts \ Device and Resource Redirection \ Do not allow clipboard redirection

You can refer to the information here: https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/archive/blogs/shanecothran/rdp-copy-and-paste-not-working

Reply: You can try to guess the file version you need by following these steps:

1. Check the version number of the main program EXE file.
2. Download the file with the same version number on the page.
3. If there is no the same version number, choose a file version that is close to this version number. It is best to choose a file that is larger than this version number, because the new version is generally compatible with the old version.