Even when you have the 'Clipboard' option enabled, you may still have problems! If that's the case, use Task Manager to kill and restart the rdpclip.exe process on local and remote machines. More details on The only way I really knew to fix the clipboard transfer was to close my session and restart it.

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That meant closing the tools I was using like Visual Studio, Management Studio and the other ancillary processes I have running as I work and then restarting all of it just to restore the clipboard. But today I found a good link on the Terminal Services Blog explaining that what is really happening. The clipboard viewer chain is somehow becoming unresponsive on the local or remote system and events on the clipboards are not being relayed between systems. It is not necessarily a lock being put in place but some sort of failed data transmission. It then goes on to explain the 2 steps you can take to restore the clipboard without restarting your session. Use Task Manager to kill the rdpclip.exe process Run rdpclip.exe to restart it and a. Yes, copying and pasting is possible.

How to copy music from Windows to the Galaxy S7 or S7 Edge. Thankfully you don’t need any additional software to copy music from. The USB connection. Everyone Can Code; Apple Pay. An easier way to pay within apps and websites. WWDC17; Apple Developer Program. How to Copy a Website. Learning how to code websites in.

If you're using Windows 10 to remote into the other machine, ensure you are using the app titled 'Remote Desktop Connection'. Windows 10 apparently ships with 2 separate RDP apps:. ' Remote Desktop' - a newer, shinier more 'visual' version. ' Remote Desktop Connection' - the original, classic-style you saw in older versions of windows I never could get any of the other answers to work for copying local / pasting remotely using the newer RDP app. The 'Paste' option remained grayed out on the remote machine. But once I realized there were two separate RDP apps on Windows 10, and I tried using the other app (which turned out to be the classic version). I was able to do so successfully without jumping through any hoops.

It just worked.

Looking to transfer music from Mac, Windows PC or iTunes to your shiny new or S7 Edge? Here’s how to copy your albums from your computer onto the phone’s storage or microSD memory card. How to copy music from Mac OS to the Galaxy S7 or S7 Edge If you’re new to wielding both a Mac computer and an Android smartphone, the first thing you’ll need is a little program called (AFT). Free from the Android website, this Mac OS app gives you drag-and-drop convenience when connecting any Android device, be it a tablet, smartphone or more specifically, Galaxy S7. Once AFT is installed, grab the USB cable that came with your S7 and, ensuring your phone is on and unlocked (as in not on the lock screen), plug it into your Mac. If Android File Transfer doesn’t automatically start up, go to Launchpad or the Applications folder in Finder to locate and manually open it.

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When Android File Transfer appears it’ll show you a list of directories (read: folders) on your Galaxy S7’s internal storage. Look for the Music folder and double-click it to open it up. From here it’s simply a case of dragging and dropping music files from your Mac into the Android File Transfer window, and they’ll automatically be copied across to your Galaxy S7. Once the transfer is complete, just close AFT and you can then disconnect your phone and enjoy your tunes. How to copy music from Windows to the Galaxy S7 or S7 Edge Thankfully you don’t need any additional software to copy music from your Windows laptop or PC to your Samsung Galaxy S7 or S7 Edge.

Simply connect your phone to your PC or laptop using the bundled micro USB cable and then open a Windows Explorer window. You can do this by hitting the Windows key and ‘E’ at the same time.

Click on ‘My Computer’ or ‘This PC’ depending on the version of Windows you’re using and look for the ‘Devices and Drives’ section – this is where your Galaxy S7 or S7 Edge will appear. If for whatever reason the phone doesn’t appear in the Explorer window, make sure it’s switched on, unlocked and connected as a media device. You can check what connection type your S7 is using by swiping down the notifications panel – this is also where you can change the connection type if the phone isn’t set to media device by default.

Once your phone appears, double-click to open it up and look for a folder called Music. Find the music files you want to transfer over to your S7 and then simply drag and drop them into the S7’s Music folder window. They will be copied across and once complete, you can close the Explorer windows and disconnect the micro USB cable.

How to copy music from iTunes to the Galaxy S7 or S7 Edge If you want to copy your iTunes music across from your Mac or Windows PC, you can use the drag and drop methods detailed above (assuming your songs are already stored locally on your computer, otherwise you’ll need to download them first). Simply find the relevant music folders within the iTunes directory on your machine and drag your chosen tunes over to your S7 or S7 Edge. Here are the most likely paths for both Mac OS and Windows: Alternatively, you can download and install that on your Mac or Windows PC.

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This allows you to transfer content directly from iTunes to your S7 via the phone’s USB cable. How to copy music to the Galaxy S7 or S7 Edge’s MicroSD card One of the most significant features that Samsung reintroduced after its absence on last year’s S6 line was microSD expandability, which is a great alternative means of physical file transfer that doesn’t require any special software on either Mac OS or Windows. If you already have a microSD card in your S7 or S7 Edge, (ensuring the phone is switched off) use a SIM tray removal tool to pop the phone’s SIM tray out and remove the microSD memory card.

Then insert the microSD card into your Mac/PC (you might need a microSD to SD or microSD to USB adapter depending on your machine). Once your computer recognises a memory card has been inserted a window should automatically open up, however if it doesn’t, open a Finder window on Mac OS or an Explorer window on Windows 10 and look for the SD card as you would any other USB storage device or flash drive.

Then it’s simply a matter of finding the desired music files on your computer and copying them onto your microSD card. Once the copying process is complete, safely eject your microSD card from your Mac or PC, place it back into the hybrid microSD/SIM tray of you S7 or S7 Edge, slide the tray back into the phone and power it on. You should then be able to find the music you just copied onto your microSD card from within the phone’s music player and file manager.

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If you run into problems with any of these methods, leave a comment down below and we’ll see if we can help. Don’t have a Samsung Galaxy S7 or S7 Edge? Check out our piece on or for iPhone users, our piece on.