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I found the registry key but the GPO is not being applied to change the value. &nbsp;Could this be because its a Windows 8 machine and GPO states its supported on Windows 7 or Windows 2008 R2?
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I found the registry key but the GPO is not being applied to change the value.  Could this be because its a Windows 8 machine and GPO states its supported on Windows 7 or Windows 2008 R2?

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If the technet explicitly states that it is &quot;supported&quot; on Windows 7 and 2008 R2 then this is most likely the cause for it not functioning exactly as it should. <br />
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If there is a Windows 8 GPO for this then use that one.<br />
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If the technet explicitly states that it is "supported" on Windows 7 and 2008 R2 then this is most likely the cause for it not functioning exactly as it should.

If there is a Windows 8 GPO for this then use that one.

Will.

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I'm trying to create a GPO to turn off caching of shared mailboxes which by default is enabled. &nbsp;I followed the following article <a href="http://support.microsoft.com/kb/982697" rel="ugc">http://support.microsoft.com/kb/982697</a>&nbsp;to use the GPO for Outlook 2013. &nbsp;The policy is being applied based on the results of gpresult. &nbsp;The problem is this setting is not taking. &nbsp; I looked for the registry key that the article refers to and I do not see it. &nbsp;The setting can be tweaked manually just not through the GPO.
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I'm trying to create a GPO to turn off caching of shared mailboxes which by default is enabled.  I followed the following article http://support.microsoft.com/kb/982697 to use the GPO for Outlook 2013.  The policy is being applied based on the results of gpresult.  The problem is this setting is not taking.   I looked for the registry key that the article refers to and I do not see it.  The setting can be tweaked manually just not through the GPO.

Outlook 2013 disable caching of shared mailboxes

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