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You did log off and back on, correct? &nbsp;This change requires that the user log off.
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Like I said, I am thoroughly inexperienced in this. So where is &quot;Computer Configuration&quot;? I searched through the Registry and the ControlPanel\Administrativ<wbr />e Tools and I couldn't find it at all; also did a search for Offline Files in the Registry and although there were lots of incidents of the phrase none of them were preceded by &quot;Network&quot; or followd by &quot;Files not cached&quot;. I'm probably looking in the wrong place.
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Sorry, I answered too quickly... I found the path (I wasn't familiar with running &quot;gpedit.msc&quot;) and it was &quot;Not Configured&quot; so I enabled it, leaving the exclusions blank. I then rebooted and ... voila! ... you won the prize. Thanks so much.
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I've read question Q_21251889 and followed the advice there to edit the registry key to be able to include files with a dbf extension (normally not allowd) in the synchronization of files tagged as &quot;make available offline&quot;.<br />
As instructed, I added the values:<br />
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[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWA<wbr />RE\Policie<wbr />s\Microsof<wbr />t\Windows\<wbr />NetCache]<br />
&quot;ExcludeExtensions&quot;=&quot;*.dbf<wbr />&quot;<br />
&quot;SyncAtLogon&quot;=dword:000000<wbr />01<br />
&quot;SyncAtLogoff&quot;=dword:00000<wbr />001<br />
&quot;Enabled&quot;=dword:00000001<br />
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Now I'm assuming (since I'm a beginner) that the ExcludeExtensions key value is a Reg_SZ (String) type with the value &quot;*.dbf&quot; typed in without the quotes and the other three keys are all of the Reg_Dword type with the Base Hexidecimal value typed in as 00000001. Right?<br />
... but when the Windows Synchronizer tries to do its thing I keep getting the message that sychronization is not possible with files of this type (dbf). Anything further I can do to make this work?
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I've read question Q_21251889 and followed the advice there to edit the registry key to be able to include files with a dbf extension (normally not allowd) in the synchronization of files tagged as "make available offline".
As instructed, I added the values:

[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Policies\Microsoft\Windows\NetCache]
"ExcludeExtensions"="*.dbf"
"SyncAtLogon"=dword:00000001
"SyncAtLogoff"=dword:00000001
"Enabled"=dword:00000001

Now I'm assuming (since I'm a beginner) that the ExcludeExtensions key value is a Reg_SZ (String) type with the value "*.dbf" typed in without the quotes and the other three keys are all of the Reg_Dword type with the Base Hexidecimal value typed in as 00000001. Right?
... but when the Windows Synchronizer tries to do its thing I keep getting the message that sychronization is not possible with files of this type (dbf). Anything further I can do to make this work?

Can't set dbf files to &quot;make available offline&quot;

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Can't set dbf files to &quot;make available offline&quot;

Can't set dbf files to "make available offline"