If you work in an office environment there’s a good chance that many — or maybe even all — of the files and folders you regularly use are stored not on your computer’s hard drive but on a shared ...

Offline Files is a great feature included in Windows 2000, XP and 2003, allowing mobile users to keep their files on a file server but still have copies with them when they travel. Offline Files’ ...

If you’re a Microsoft small business running either Windows 7 or Vista computers, the operating system’s built-in file synchronization feature can save you a lot of time and aggravation. Here’s the ...

Because the wireless Internet is currently a choice between affordable and ubiquitous (pick one - especially when roaming), I can't assume I'll always be able to get online to get files from our ...

My environment is Windows XP sp3 and 2003 server.<BR><BR>I have 300 clients/users and about half of them are laptops. We are running roaming profiles and it is not working so well. We have excluded ...

One of the highlight features coming as part of the Windows 10 Falls Creators Update later this year is called OneDrive Files On-Demand. As its name implies, the feature lets you access all your files ...

The Offline Files feature of Windows 2000 and later enables users to maintain a local copy of a shared folder so they can work with the folder and its contents when the server is unavailable. However, ...

Google Drive offers an offline mode that allows users to access and work on their files without an internet connection. To use Google Drive offline, open the app, sign in, select the files or folders ...

I've scoured the web but can't seem to find an answer to this. What works: The users Documents are redirected to the server and the Y: drive is mapped. What doesn't work: Offline files. The specified ...

It can be assumed many users of OneDrive rejoiced when Microsoft announced the return of placeholders in Windows 10. Today Microsoft has pushed out an update to the universal OneDrive app for Windows ...

Offline Files is a great feature included in Windows 2000, XP and 2003, allowing mobile users to keep their files on a file server but still have copies with them when they travel. Offline Files’ ...