Windows 10: Windows 11 Copy and Paste Ctr C and Ctr V

Hello there,I was very excited about using Windows 11 and to start deploying it on the work computers at the college where I serve as an IT Coordinator. However, I have encountered a rather bothersome issue that has been prevalent across all the Windows 11 computers I've set up. The problem arises when attempting to use the Ctrl+C command, which is an essential function we rely on in IT for copying and pasting. Unfortunately, the Ctrl+C command seems to be malfunctioning, requiring multiple attempts just to successfully copy data to the clipboard. This inconvenience has caused significant setb

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Windows 11 Copy and Paste (Ctr C and Ctr V)

Hello there,

I was very excited about using Windows 11 and to start deploying it on the work computers at the college where I serve as an IT Coordinator. However, I have encountered a rather bothersome issue that has been prevalent across all the Windows 11 computers I've set up. The problem arises when attempting to use the Ctrl+C command, which is an essential function we rely on in IT for copying and pasting. Unfortunately, the Ctrl+C command seems to be malfunctioning, requiring multiple attempts just to successfully copy data to the clipboard. This inconvenience has caused significant setbacks, leading to mistakes while setting up web pages for the school and copying information from our content writers. I'm curious to know if this issue is isolated to my machines (several Win 11 devices with varying hardware) or if others have encountered the same problem. Numerous reports from my users suggest that they are also struggling with this issue, prompting me to create this thread despite my general aversion to forums.

 

Windows 10, ctr+c & ctr+v not working properly

Hello

I haveban alienware 17 r5 laptop

CPU: i7 8hth gen

GPU: Gtx 1070

I run a fresh install of the newest updated Windows 10 pro

Everything is good, except when I try to copy paste, it more often than not wont do it. Instead when i try to paste something I get this text instead pasted, that shows a path to a .dmp file:

C:\Users\User\AppData\Local\Temp\PRODUCT_NAME_UNKNOWN_CrashDumpPRODUCT_VERSION_MAJOR_UNKNOWN-PRODUCT_VERSION_MINOR_UNKNOWN-2018-09-1

And when I look at this location, windows has made a .dmp file each time i tried ctr+v.

I have tried to google this problem, where some suggested to look in the device manager under keyboards. And if there where multiple devices I should first try uninstall all but one, and see if that worked. If not, then uninstall them all, restart at see.

I have also tried malwarebytes and aviraantivirus scans but nothing was detected

 

Windows 10, ctr+c & ctr+v not working properly

Hello

I have just bought and assembled a brand new PC with following main components:

Motherboard: Asus ROG Strix Z370-F

CPU: i7 8700K

GPU: Asus ROG Strix Geforce GTX 1080 Ti

I run a fresh install of the newest updated Windows 10 Pro

Everything is good, except when I try to copy paste, it more often than not wont do it. Instead when i try to paste something I get this text instead pasted, that shows a path to a .dmp file:

C:\Users\Kasper\AppData\Local\Temp\PRODUCT_NAME_UNKNOWN_CrashDumpPRODUCT_VERSION_MAJOR_UNKNOWN-PRODUCT_VERSION_MINOR_UNKNOWN-2018-08-27--17-16-05_.dmp

And when I look at this location, windows has made a .dmp file each time i tried ctr+v.

I have tried to google this problem, where some suggested to look in the device manager under keyboards. And if there where multiple devices I should first try uninstall all but one, and see if that worked. If not, then uninstall them all, restart at see.

I have 3x "HID Keyboard Device" listed under the Keyboards for some reason, tried both of these option, but the problem persist, and every time I restart, all 3 of these devices are back in the device manager. Also tried using other USB ports without luck,
and tried right clicking and hit update driver, which resulted in no driver found.

I have a Steelseries G6 v2 keyboard, which doesn't have a driver, and is plug and play (the keyboard is not new, had this with previous computer with Windows 7 without any problems).

I would link the .dmp file here if i could, but it seems that there a no options to attach file to this post.

Running out of ideas, anyone who might know how to solve this problem?

Thank you

-Kasper