Windows 10: After the installation of KB5031354 images stored in clipboard as SVG instead of jpg

We used to copy images and after being saved to clipboard it will be sent to our application server using windows default format JPG so it can be read by our system. After installing KB5031354 on windows 11 OS devices, this functionality is not working as we figured that the images are being sent from clipboard using SVG format, any workaround to solve this?

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Using Paint.net with SVG Files

I recently began a program called "Doodly". It lets me create videos using drag-and-drop. It means I have to use "SVG" files. I've opted to use Paint.net with the SVG plugin.

How can I change the file association for SVG to Paint.net?

When I check file associations, SVG is associated with Edge. Every effort to change the association to Paint fails.

With the association set to Edge, the thumbnail of the SVG image is the Edge icon - not the actual image thumbnail. What I end up with is a series of files with identical image/icon. It's impossible to determine what specific image is/are available.

This is the icon displayed in SVG.





This is the icon for the same file displayed as a JPG file [before conversion to SVG].





I need to be able to see the actual SVG image just as I can with the jpg file.

Any suggestion on how to achieve this goal is appreciated.

FYI, I am not tied to Paint.net . If there's a better option, I'm willing to change. My preference is to NOT go with a full-service program [i.e., Inkscape or Gimp] unless it is really necessary.

 

Pasting from clipboard

Thank you, The first suggestion worked. The second did also provided I did not click in the Paint window first.

I'd spent some time trying to work it out for myself but was fooled by the clipboard window always closing prematurely. So thanks again.

Also thanks to Frederick, although solved, I've noted your alternative suggestion.

 

svg files

Hi Johnnie,

Right click an svg file, choose Open With - Choose Another App

At the bottom of the resulting menu, check the box marked, 'Always use this app to open .svg files'

Look for cricut in the list of apps, if it is there, choose that

If it is not there, scroll to the bottom and choose More Apps

If you still cannot find cricut, scroll to the bottom and choose 'Look for another App on this PC'

Locate the cricut program in either C:\Program Files or C:\Program Files (x86)

Then click OK

That will reset the file association on svg files . . .