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Thanks. &nbsp;At a Microsoft session at Microsoft this year, the &nbsp;Instructor stated that Redirected Documents folders cannot be moved to Office 365 (One drive). I actually tried to do it anyway and got a error message that supported that restriction. &nbsp; &nbsp;Do you have different experience?
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Thanks.  At a Microsoft session at Microsoft this year, the  Instructor stated that Redirected Documents folders cannot be moved to Office 365 (One drive). I actually tried to do it anyway and got a error message that supported that restriction.    Do you have different experience?

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Can i use transparent caching for the documents folder, Windows 7, some 64, some 32 bit machines, WITHOUT folder redirection and WITHOUT synchronization? Moving to Office 365 means that redirection must be off, so I am not redirecting for most OU's, and I am not syncing because there is so much data and the network is very slow. &nbsp;(We are remedying that for the coming migration) In the meantime, Transparent Caching sounds like it might help us (we have the occasional folders with the grey crosses that do not always go away upon reboot). &nbsp; &nbsp;Before i make things worse, has anyone used transparent caching without syncing and without folder redirection?
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Can i use transparent caching for the documents folder, Windows 7, some 64, some 32 bit machines, WITHOUT folder redirection and WITHOUT synchronization? Moving to Office 365 means that redirection must be off, so I am not redirecting for most OU's, and I am not syncing because there is so much data and the network is very slow.  (We are remedying that for the coming migration) In the meantime, Transparent Caching sounds like it might help us (we have the occasional folders with the grey crosses that do not always go away upon reboot).    Before i make things worse, has anyone used transparent caching without syncing and without folder redirection?

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