In the application menu bar, which is always at the top of the screen on a Mac, select the 'Connections' menu.In my case, I have only a single connection configured, so there is just one icon, so I just made sure that this icon is selected. In that window, select the particular icon for the PC of concern.In the 'Remote Desktop' app, in the 'Remote Desktop' window, where there is a choice at the top of the window between 'PC' versus 'Workspaces', I have 'PCs' selected.Have 'Remote Desktop' running on the Mac, but do NOT have the session connected to the PC.To get cut-and-paste to allow transferring clipboard data between the Mac and the PC, I did the following: The PC I am connecting to is a Windows Server 2008 R2 DataCenter copyright 2009. The year is 2021, and I have Microsoft Remote Desktop Version 10.6.3 running on a Mac OS X Catalina OS X 10.15.7. I attempted multiple times to create a direct support ticket with VMWare, through my.vmware as well as through my workspace one, but it appears impossible to get support for VM Fusion 11.1, there isn't even a support option for VMWare Fusion.OK, I got transfer via clipboard to work. Within the 'Isolation' setting, both 'enable drag and drop' as well as 'enable copy paste' are checked in all VMs. Newly created VMs act the same and do not allow for copy/ paste. I have completely uninstalled and removed all preference and library files, then rebooted the host machine and reinstalled the VM. I have done this on multiple VMs to no avail. I have installed the VMWare Tools, rebooted, tested but didn't fix the issue, then uninstalled, rebooted, installed, rebooted, tested again but didn't fix the issue. I have followed the suggestions provided by VMWare to resolve this issueīoth are running Mac OS' - the host is running Mojave 10.14, and the VM is running Mac OS 10.14.

I STILL cannot copy and paste between my VM and my host machine.

Mac os paste to desktop