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I'd like to disable offline files on my machine but the button is grayed out
when i go to offline files in control panel. The computer is on a windows 2003 domain and i have the group policy setting "Allow or Disallow use of the Offline Files feature" set to disable but offline files is still enabled. This GPO works perfect for our XP workstations. How can i disable offline files? |
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Hi Tyler,
Why do you think that offline files is enabled on your machine? Do you see any shares available offline? Thanks, Shubhankar "Tyler Rudolph" wrote in message news ![]() I'd like to disable offline files on my machine but the button is grayed out when i go to offline files in control panel. The computer is on a windows 2003 domain and i have the group policy setting "Allow or Disallow use of the Offline Files feature" set to disable but offline files is still enabled. This GPO works perfect for our XP workstations. How can i disable offline files? |
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I can confirm this. With a GPO set to disable offline files (works properly for XP Pro machines) a Vista x64 machine joining the domain will have offline files *enabled* and locked. Solution is to disable GPO, disable offline files on Vista machine, and re-enable GPO. Definitely a bug there. -- Bulbous |