How to Enable or Disable Offline Files in Windows 10 & 11
By Timothy Tibbettson 06/15/2023 |
Offline Files allows Windows users to make files available even when not connected to a Network. By enabling Offline Files, users can still access the files or folders you select when you are offline, or the network is slow.
Open the Control Panel in the Large or Small icon view.
Click on Sync Center.
Click on Manage offline files.
Click to Enable or Disable Offline Files.
You will be prompted to restart your computer, so do that now.
Next, you need to determine what folders have offline access.
Open File Explorer and click on the Network link on the left.
Right-click on the folder you want to make available offline and click Always available offline.
You will immediately see Completed preparing files, so they are always available offline.
Wait for that to complete. You will see a Sync icon overlay on any folder that is available offline.
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Open the Control Panel in the Large or Small icon view.
Click on Sync Center.
Click on Manage offline files.
Click to Enable or Disable Offline Files.
You will be prompted to restart your computer, so do that now.
Next, you need to determine what folders have offline access.
Open File Explorer and click on the Network link on the left.
Right-click on the folder you want to make available offline and click Always available offline.
You will immediately see Completed preparing files, so they are always available offline.
Wait for that to complete. You will see a Sync icon overlay on any folder that is available offline.
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