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Group Policy - Offline Files - Want to stop synchronization

Asked by BuckChrisBuck in Windows 2000 Operating System

Tags: stop, offline, synchronization, policy, group

Hi,

I have a 100 user network and since I redirected everyones "my documents" folder to a network drive, every machine synchronizes when they log off.
The servers are win2k and all the pcs are win2k.
I want to stop synchronization. Simple you might think (and maybe it is but I cannot find the answer).
I have searched high and low on MS blogs and generally and everyone has problems and resolutions to make these things work but noone wants to stop them!
Win2k has an "offline files enabled" policy which is set to "disabled" and I have been through the other 30 or so policies in the user config and the computer config and set them to what I see as appropriate.
I have tested the policies by switching off other menu options (run command) and this works fine.

I HAVE READ ALL THE DOCUMENTS ON HOW TO SET UP OFFLINE FILES SO PLEASE DON'T JUST REFER ME TO THEM - I DON'T WANT TO SET IT UP I WANT TO BREAK IT DOWN!

Thanks in advance for your comments
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