Learn More ». TechAssist-Rob wrote: and they are told to save everything on the network share but some users seem to find that an impossible concept to comprehend and insteadsaved these to a folder on his desktop. Can't you just restore from that desktop? Pure Capsaicin. DragonsRule This person is a verified professional.
Verify your account to enable IT peers to see that you are a professional. If they existed, that's where they'd be. That's where offline file are stored. Are you sure the user didn't just put the files somewhere else?
I'm a little confused Where did you disable offline files? What folder was using it, a Server share? TechAssist-Rob wrote: It ended up being a shortcut on the desktop to a server share I was overtired and stressed when writing the original post above so got some of the details weren't correct - it was a network shortcut with offline files enabled not a folder.
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