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<p>The Offline Files setting referenced in the best answer are for SMB offline files, and not at all related to web browser cache.</p>
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<p>What kind of a policy would tell a terminal server not to cache web files for user accounts using the MS Edge browser? &nbsp;Their network share is on another server. &nbsp;I want to keep their TS account folder slim, but operational.</p>
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What kind of a policy would tell a terminal server not to cache web files for user accounts using the MS Edge browser?  Their network share is on another server.  I want to keep their TS account folder slim, but operational.


The Offline Files setting referenced in the best answer are for SMB offline files, and not at all related to web browser cache.

No Cache Web Content User Folders

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