Hi Ashraf,
The basics of Offline Files are pretty simple and straightforward. First,
make sure the feature is enabled. Open Windows Explorer and select Tools |
Folder Options, which will bring up the Folder Options dialog box. Select
the tab Offline Files. This tab controls the basic behavior of the Offline
Files feature. Make sure that the check box Enable Offline Files is
selected.
With Offline Files enabled, you can now mark some files and look at the
feature’s other options. Navigate out to a network share and find a file or
folder you want to make available offline. Right-click on the file. In the
context menu, you will see the option Make Available Offline
If you dont see the offline enabled on Folder options. Open group policy ->
User configuration-> Administrative templates->Network->Offline
files->Remove 'Make available offline' option is disabled or not
configured.
If the option is enabled you dont see the feature enabled at
folder options.
Thanks,
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