VBCSCompiler.exe

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Ben_

161 discussion posts

VBCSCompiler.exe packed in this release? VBCSCompiler.exe starts when clipboard fusion launches and stays running in the background. It's unessential.

Jul 13, 2021 • #1

Hi Ben,

That compiler allows us to precompile macros when ClipboardFusion starts, otherwise the wait time would be quite long to run a macro every time ClipboardFusion syncs.

Thanks!

Jul 16, 2021 • #2

Ben_

161 discussion posts

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Hi Ben,

That compiler allows us to precompile macros when ClipboardFusion starts, otherwise the wait time would be quite long to run a macro every time ClipboardFusion syncs.

Thanks!

Some of us do not use sync.

Jul 18, 2021 • #3

Ben_

161 discussion posts

please remove it. absolutely unnecessary.

only option at this point is the delete or rename the file.

Aug 10, 2021 • #4

Hi Ben,

Our lastest beta should terminate that process after pre-compilation is done. If you run into any issues after updating, please let us know.

Thanks!

Nov 11, 2021 • #5

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Windows gets very unresponsive when VBCSCompiler runs (every now and then). Very very annoying. Overall makes system very sluggish. Disabling clipboard sync helps somewhat.

Pro 5.9.1.

Dec 20, 2021 • #6

We have an idea for fixing that up and we'll include it in the next beta.

Thanks!

Dec 30, 2021 • #7

We've just released a new beta version of ClipboardFusion (https://www.clipboardfusion.com/Download/Beta) and this issue should be all fixed up. Please let us know if you run into any trouble after updating.

Thanks!

Mar 25, 2022 (modified Mar 25, 2022) • #8

Ben_

161 discussion posts

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Thanks!

I haven't went through the change log, but I ended up adding the file to disallowrun in a group policy. I also made a registry entry to disallowrun.

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Apply Group Policy
Hold down the Windows Key and press “R” to bring up the Run dialog box.
Type “gpedit.msc“, then press “Enter“. The Group Policy Editor appears.
Expand “User Configuration” > “Administrative Templates“, then select “System“.
Open the policy “Don’t run specified Windows applications“.

Sep 30, 2022 (modified Sep 30, 2022) • #9