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Windows 7 : Working with Network Files Offline (part 6) - Dealing with Synchronization Conflicts

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Dealing with Synchronization Conflicts

When Windows 7 synchronizes your offline files, it might find that a file has changed both on the network share and on your offline computer. In that case, the Sync Center icon displays a Sync Conflicts Have Occurred message. Here’s what you do:

1.
Click the Sync Conflicts Have Occurred message to open the Sync Center.

Note

If the Sync Conflicts Have Occurred message no longer appears, you can either right-click the Sync Center icon and then click View Sync Conflicts, or you can open the Sync Center and click the View Sync Conflicts link.

2.
Click View Sync Conflicts. The Sync Center displays a list of the conflicts.

3.
Select the conflict you want to work with.

4.
Click Resolve. Windows 7 displays a Resolve Conflict dialog box similar to the one shown in Figure 10.
Figure 10. Use the Resolve Conflict dialog box to tell Windows 7 how you want it to handle a file that has been changed both locally and offline.


5.
Click the version you want to keep, or click Keep Both Versions to have the offline version saved under a modified filename.
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