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kellerst-nyc, any feedback?
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First off Thanks to both of you - I needed both fixes. &nbsp;One system was fine with just Leeetutors suggestion the other machine needed both to work properly.<br />
Many thanks.
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First off Thanks to both of you - I needed both fixes.  One system was fine with just Leeetutors suggestion the other machine needed both to work properly.
Many thanks.

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 I have a few systems that are trying to sync files with an old domain controller that no longer exists (old was win2k). and need to continue to sync with the new domain controller (win2003). &nbsp;How can I cancel the old syncing while leaving the new synching intact? &nbsp;
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 I have a few systems that are trying to sync files with an old domain controller that no longer exists (old was win2k). and need to continue to sync with the new domain controller (win2003).  How can I cancel the old syncing while leaving the new synching intact?  

Canceling some File synchroniztaion in Windows XP

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Microsoft Legacy OS

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Windows XP

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