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Can you explain the process a little more clearly? <br />
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Step #2 - remove the share from explorer?<br />
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Step #3 - delete the cached copies of the files &nbsp;- where? (is this unplugged from the network?)<br />
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Can you explain the process a little more clearly?

Step #2 - remove the share from explorer?

Step #3 - delete the cached copies of the files  - where? (is this unplugged from the network?)



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I responded back to the comments that were posted looking for clarification. I have mnot recieved a response back.<br />
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ElliTech
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I responded back to the comments that were posted looking for clarification. I have mnot recieved a response back.

ElliTech

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Thansk for responding back...<br />
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ElliTech
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Sorry,<br />
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I've been away for a while.<br />
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Remove the share from explorer means to unshare the shared file from where ever it is shared.<br />
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Delete cached copies of files means delete C:\Windows\CSC
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Sorry,

I've been away for a while.

Remove the share from explorer means to unshare the shared file from where ever it is shared.

Delete cached copies of files means delete C:\Windows\CSC

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We have an end-user that is experiencing intermittent issues with Offline Files and Folders NOT being available offline as they should be. When they log off it sync's as far as they can tell, however when out of town the Offline Files and Folders were not available. <br />
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When they plugged back into the network it took a long time for the synchronization to complete, now the files are available offline again.
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We have an end-user that is experiencing intermittent issues with Offline Files and Folders NOT being available offline as they should be. When they log off it sync's as far as they can tell, however when out of town the Offline Files and Folders were not available. 

When they plugged back into the network it took a long time for the synchronization to complete, now the files are available offline again.

Intermittent issues with Offline Files NOT being available OFFLINE as they should be

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