Offline File Synchronization

[Guest MDom1977]

I have a user that had Offline files synch set up for his home drive. We

switched server location of the home drives. Obviuosly this broke the synch

for him. When we turn offline file synch off, it does sych again until a

reboot occurs. It will remap him to the old drive and break the synch.

 

Is there a way to clear the cache somehow to correct this?

[Guest Terry R.]

Re: Offline File Synchronization

 

The date and time was 9/5/2008 7:51 AM, and on a whim, MDom1977 pounded

out on the keyboard:

> I have a user that had Offline files synch set up for his home drive. We

> switched server location of the home drives. Obviuosly this broke the synch

> for him. When we turn offline file synch off, it does sych again until a

> reboot occurs. It will remap him to the old drive and break the synch.

>

> Is there a way to clear the cache somehow to correct this?

 

Yes, In the OLF dialog box, press Shift and click the Delete Files

button. That will re-initialize the cache.

 

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[Guest Terry R.]

Re: Offline File Synchronization

 

The date and time was 9/5/2008 7:51 AM, and on a whim, MDom1977 pounded

out on the keyboard:

> I have a user that had Offline files synch set up for his home drive. We

> switched server location of the home drives. Obviuosly this broke the synch

> for him. When we turn offline file synch off, it does sych again until a

> reboot occurs. It will remap him to the old drive and break the synch.

>

> Is there a way to clear the cache somehow to correct this?

 

Oops, I meant Ctrl-Shift and then click Delete Files.

 

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[Guest MDom1977]

Re: Offline File Synchronization

 

Hi Terry, thanks for the feedback. Which dialog box for OLF's should this be

done on?

 

"Terry R." wrote:

> The date and time was 9/5/2008 7:51 AM, and on a whim, MDom1977 pounded

> out on the keyboard:

>

> > I have a user that had Offline files synch set up for his home drive. We

> > switched server location of the home drives. Obviuosly this broke the synch

> > for him. When we turn offline file synch off, it does sych again until a

> > reboot occurs. It will remap him to the old drive and break the synch.

> >

> > Is there a way to clear the cache somehow to correct this?

>

> Oops, I meant Ctrl-Shift and then click Delete Files.

>

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> Terry R.

>

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[Guest Terry R.]

Re: Offline File Synchronization

 

The date and time was 9/5/2008 9:33 AM, and on a whim, MDom1977 pounded

out on the keyboard:

> Hi Terry, thanks for the feedback. Which dialog box for OLF's should this be

> done on?

>

> "Terry R." wrote:

>

>> The date and time was 9/5/2008 7:51 AM, and on a whim, MDom1977 pounded

>> out on the keyboard:

>>

>>> I have a user that had Offline files synch set up for his home drive. We

>>> switched server location of the home drives. Obviuosly this broke the synch

>>> for him. When we turn offline file synch off, it does sych again until a

>>> reboot occurs. It will remap him to the old drive and break the synch.

>>>

>>> Is there a way to clear the cache somehow to correct this?

>> Oops, I meant Ctrl-Shift and then click Delete Files.

>>

>>

 

Sorry for the delay. In Explorer, Tools, Folder Options, Offline Files tab.

 

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[Guest MDom1977]

Re: Offline File Synchronization

 

Hey Terry, that did the trick! Thanks for you help!

 

"Terry R." wrote:

> The date and time was 9/5/2008 9:33 AM, and on a whim, MDom1977 pounded

> out on the keyboard:

>

> > Hi Terry, thanks for the feedback. Which dialog box for OLF's should this be

> > done on?

> >

> > "Terry R." wrote:

> >

> >> The date and time was 9/5/2008 7:51 AM, and on a whim, MDom1977 pounded

> >> out on the keyboard:

> >>

> >>> I have a user that had Offline files synch set up for his home drive. We

> >>> switched server location of the home drives. Obviuosly this broke the synch

> >>> for him. When we turn offline file synch off, it does sych again until a

> >>> reboot occurs. It will remap him to the old drive and break the synch.

> >>>

> >>> Is there a way to clear the cache somehow to correct this?

> >> Oops, I meant Ctrl-Shift and then click Delete Files.

> >>

> >>

>

> Sorry for the delay. In Explorer, Tools, Folder Options, Offline Files tab.

>

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[Guest Terry R.]

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The date and time was 9/8/2008 7:35 AM, and on a whim, MDom1977 pounded

out on the keyboard:

> Hey Terry, that did the trick! Thanks for you help!

>

>>>

>>> "Terry R." wrote:

>>>

>>>> The date and time was 9/5/2008 7:51 AM, and on a whim, MDom1977 pounded

>>>> out on the keyboard:

>>>>

>>>>> I have a user that had Offline files synch set up for his home drive. We

>>>>> switched server location of the home drives. Obviuosly this broke the synch

>>>>> for him. When we turn offline file synch off, it does sych again until a

>>>>> reboot occurs. It will remap him to the old drive and break the synch.

>>>>>

>>>>> Is there a way to clear the cache somehow to correct this?

>>>> Oops, I meant Ctrl-Shift and then click Delete Files.

>>>>

>>>>

>> Sorry for the delay. In Explorer, Tools, Folder Options, Offline Files tab.

>>

 

You're welcome.

 

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