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David H.
We have a number of new desktop PCs running Windows XP, and several of them
seem to be doing offline file synchronization without ever having been asked
to do so. These machines are stationary and never used offline, so we don't
want them sync'ing. Can you help me understand why this starts happening,
and what would be the best way to reverse and prevent it?
Even more bizarre: One user was not logging off at night, and somehow the
computer thought he was working offline. As a result the files he created or
edited from day to day never got synced up to his home folder on the server,
and were not being backed up! What could cause that?
(Network is AD, native mode, Win2003 servers, no relevant policies in place.)
seem to be doing offline file synchronization without ever having been asked
to do so. These machines are stationary and never used offline, so we don't
want them sync'ing. Can you help me understand why this starts happening,
and what would be the best way to reverse and prevent it?
Even more bizarre: One user was not logging off at night, and somehow the
computer thought he was working offline. As a result the files he created or
edited from day to day never got synced up to his home folder on the server,
and were not being backed up! What could cause that?
(Network is AD, native mode, Win2003 servers, no relevant policies in place.)
