Delete Temporary Offline Files

When users access their files sitting on servers on the network, these files are cached on the local disk (if the Offline Files Feature is active). They remain available when the portable computer is disconnected from the network. Upon reconnection on the network, the modified files will be resynchronized with their copy on the servers .(According to the Offline  files settings available thru Tools->Synchronize->Setup in any Windows explorer window). These kind of files are called temporary offline files. They are temporary in the sense that the cached copy might be erased locally after use. Usually files that have not been accessed recently will NOT be available while offline. The “Amount of disk space to use for temporary offline files” slider (seen below), applies only to these temporary offline files, NOT to the ones you manually specify.



Steps To Follow

• Open the Control Panel from the Start menu.
• Open Sync Center in the Control Panel.

Note: If Sync Center is not available, change View by to Large icons at the top right of the Control Panel.

• Click Manage offline files in the left column of the Sync Center window.
• Click the Disk Usage tab in the Offline Files window.

• Click Delete Temporary Files in the Disk Usage tab in the Offline Files window.