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Offline files and Sync
Ok I have WS that for some reason lets me have control of the enable offline files tick box. Yesterday I dleteed all the offline files and unselected that tick box. Last night I re-booted the server (just in case) This morning I restarted that one WS and the enable offline files was still unticked.

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I unintentionally enabled offline files but I'm not sure how. I create users and in each profile have the drive 'U:' map to their home folder. In the OU for these users, I enable Redirection of My Documents to their home folder (basic redirection). Now when I login as a user, it's set for synchronization.

Cannot enable offline files
Tools >> folder option >> offline files uncheck "enable offline files" "Eddie Hines (468593)" <elh2...@bellsouth.net> wrote in message news:rFzDc.38$Ih5.18@bignews6.bellsouth.net... i would like to know how to disable offline file syncing in win 2000 pro sp4. i have it on now to sync my server files to my laptop

How can I tell if the OST file is Unicode-formatted or Ansi ...
Select the tab Offline Files. This tab controls the basic behavior of the Offline Files feature. Make sure that the check box Enable Offline Files is selected. With Offline Files enabled, you can now mark some files and look at the feature’s other options. Navigate out to a network share and find a file or folder

Offline Files tab not present in Folder Options
When you attempt to enable Fast User Switching, you may receive the following error message when you click Change the way users log on or off: Fast User Switching cannot be used because Offline Files is currently enabled. To make changes to Offline Files, click OK. To resolve this issue, disable Offline Files: 1.

Explorer Question
Craig Marl [MS] crai...@online.microsoft.com microsoft public win2000 group_policy If Offline Files has been disabled by policy, then the only way to reenable Who knows the reg key to enable offline folders, if it's been disabled by a GPO. No can't stop the GPO etc. I need to know, if the option isn't there how

"Enable Offline Files" becomes unchecked after reboot
Via google, I came up with these suggestions, some of which worked for some people: Disable IPV6 Disable offline files (on by default) Run this as an admin on client: net localgroup "Administrators" "Local Service" /add Disable differental compression on the client Disable auto-tuning I'll start with the security

enable offline files, when no tab for offline tabs
The C:\WINDOWS\Offline Web Pages folder has those blue arrows. The Icon for that folder is icon #0 from %SystemRoot%\System32\webcheck.dll Do you have other folders that have that icon? Open Folder Options... Start | Run | Type: control folders | Click OK | Click the Offline Files tab | UNCheck: Enable Offline

enable offline folders (NOT outlook)
Also they were setup with offline folders on the workstations and they were disconnecting for no reason. As a temporary measure, I setup a GPO to disable offline files and rebooted all workstations. I've since updated all workstations to Office XP-SR2. Waiting for any fallout before attempting to re-enable offline

Offline Files
William Stokes w...@operamail.com microsoft public windows group_policy Hello, I've been trying to create policy to automatically enable offline use of one folder for laptop users. I've been working with this for quite some time now so all help will be appreciated! So. Which GP settings enables the offline files

Offline files ... hell or heaven?
Even when I go through all of the instructions, I still also do not have the option tab to enable offline files. Please forward me an answer if you receive one. Thanks. -----Original Message----- Hi, Please pardon such a neophyte question, but I really need help with this. I need to enable Offline Files on my

users cannot enable offline files
On Tue, 4 Feb 2003 17:24:26 -0800, "SEF" <sfel...@mitacadmey.org> wrote: We are trying to set up files so that our laptop user can use them off line. We have went into folder option and the Offline Tap. Enable Offline Files is checked. When we go to a network share to make it available offline.

Offline file sharing
I am trying to make his network share available offline for him. When I right click on the network drive there is no option for "Always available offline". I then go and look and Vista says offline files are enabled, but I need to restart to make them active. After restarting nothing new happens.

Offline files and Sync
Ticking the 'enable offline folders' button works fine. We can then make folders available offline, etc, log off, log on as a different user, make files available offline, whatever. As soon as the notebooks are rebooted, however, the 'enable offline files' setting becomes 'unticked' and offline files are

"enable offline files" grayed-out.
I want to make a file available offline. I went to the tools menu, folders options and on the offline files tab, I've checked the "Enable offline files" in a shared folder. Now here's the problem, when I go to the file menu, there's no "Make available offline" option when there should be. Anyone know what I'm doing

クライアントのオフラインファイル機能を停止するポリシー
robert r...@ms.com microsoft public win2000 networking Tools >> folder option >> offline files uncheck "enable offline files" "Eddie Hines (468593)" <elh2...@bellsouth.net> wrote in message news:rFzDc.38$Ih5.18@bignews6.bellsouth.net... i would like to know how to disable offline file syncing in win 2000 pro sp4. i

Cannot enable offline files
In XP Home I only see "Offline Web Pages" in the Items to Synchronize list in Synch Mgr. This is for a local LAN connection. How do I add servers to synch offline files? In 2K Pro, I could simply go into the Folder Options, Offline Files tab and check Enable Offline Files. From then on, right-clicking any folder

Offline Folders on SBS, Terminal Services present
Make sure this share is *not* set to allow offline files/caching! (that's on by default - disable it) 2. Make sure the share permissions on profiles$ indicate everyone=full control. Set the NTFS security to administrators, system, and users=full control. 3. In the users' ADUC properties,

How to enable offline folders
I have the following situation: My files are stored on a Windows NT 4.0 Server. Some employees use notebooks for their work. To enable offline access to files in the network I configured offline folders on those notebooks. In order to follow data protection conventions I need to secure some of the data for the

ROAMING PROFILES & OFFLINE FILES
How do the roaming profiles get cached through offline folders in this manner? Microsoft says: http://www.microsoft.com/windowsserver2003/techinfo/overview/dfsfaq.mspx Footnote #9 under Managing DFS under Q: Can I use DFS with Offline Files and redirected My Documents folders? Administrators must not enable Offline