How could I stop it permanently?
I thought it was related to OneSync, but it seemed that it's NOT.
On 11/11/2024 10:57 pm, Random Breakfast Cereal wrote:
Make sure that your settings do not "aggravate" the Clipboard User Service. >> Notice how in my settings, I am not selecting any fancy services
to encourage it to start. Whether this will help or not, I do not know,
but at least this should be set so the system doesn't try to reinstall
something.
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https://i.postimg.cc/qvv5M13z/Clipboard-Settings.gif
Now that I disabled a lot of per-user processes, Settings->System became inoperable. I could not reach that page anymore.
Is there an alternative route or bypass to that? Well... :)
On 12/11/2024 3:36 am, Paul wrote:
Something has happened to you! I can no longer make
out who you are or track you. It seems you have made
too many adjustments to your OS.
Random Breakfast Cereal
Well my Window$ Experience is still fine. Firefox & Thunderbird are working as they were. Music is playing fine withg MPG123.EXE in a Commamnd Prompt. Powershell is working.
I still cannot turn off that "Windows Push Notifications User Service xxxxx"... :)
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