Vista - Turn Off Offline Files Synchronization

How do I turn off Turn Off Offline Files Synchronization.
A process (mobsync.exe) runs periodically and I want to
turn it off.

Thanks,
James

JamesJ wrote:
This is a perfect case of when to use Google.

Control Panel>Network and Internet>Offline Files
Click "Disable Offline Files". Respond to the UAC prompt.
Reboot.

Malke
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I don't have a Network and Internet icon in Control Panel.
I do have a Network and Sharing Center icon but no options
for Offline Files are present here.
All is turned off in Network and Sharing Center.

James

"Malke" <malke@xxxxxx> wrote in message
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JamesJ wrote:
I see you multiposted. The poster in the other newsgroup gave you the right
answer:

Look in Vista's Help & Support. Or use Google for yourself.

Malke
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I didn't mean to multi-post. Just happened my subject
was the same as the other.
I can't help that Windows Mail does things that way.

Thanks,
James

JamesI ca't help WIndows Mail
"Malke" <malke@xxxxxx> wrote in message
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"JamesJ" <jjy@xxxxxx_roadrunner.com> wrote:
It doesn't matter if the subject is the same or not. YOU multi-posted
when you sent separate messages (not at the same time) to different
newsgroups.

YOU did it. Not Windows Mail.

I was unable to see my origninal post in ...Vista.General.
I found my post under someone else's post with the SAME subject.
Windows mail placed my post where it ended up.
I had a problem earlier in the week with my reply to another post
not showing up although all my other replied did show. Other people
saw my reply but for some reason I was not. I thought, maybe, this was
a related problem.

Next time I'll just search the entire damn newsgroup subject before I decide
on the Subject.
I would hate to inconvenience anyone.,


"Ray Luca" <rayluca@xxxxxx> wrote in message
news:etul05l7rhj2gvqaqetvb0aro0u2vuev14@xxxxxx

"JamesJ" <jjy@xxxxxx_roadrunner.com> wrote in message
news:uJgRsA$0JHA.3988@xxxxxxTry grouping posts by conversation. Done this way, references are kept
despite changes in subject field.

"JamesJ" <jjy@xxxxxx_roadrunner.com> wrote in message
news:uJgRsA$0JHA.3988@xxxxxxYou don't get the point. My Newsreader (Windows Live Mail) shows that you
made a post with the subject "Offline Files" in
microsoft.public.windows.vista.general at 10.52 am today. No-one else posted
a message with that subject line today except you.
My newsreader ALSO shows you posted the SAME question under a slightly
different subject line "Turn Off Offline Files Synchronization" in THIS
group at 11.30am today.
That is MULTIPOSTING not crossposting.

see here for more information:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Crossposting


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"FromTheRafters" <erratic @nomail.afraid.org> wrote in message
news:unteMnA1JHA.4416@xxxxxxBut he multiposted, using a different subject line.

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