| 411 | |
| 412 | == Move Offline folders (c:\windows\csc) == |
| 413 | |
| 414 | {{{ |
| 415 | To change the CSC default storage location from C:\Windows\CSC to another drive I use the following procedure: |
| 416 | |
| 417 | Logon as local admin user. |
| 418 | Create restore point. |
| 419 | Disable Offline Files if enabled. |
| 420 | Reboot. |
| 421 | Mount NTFS formatted SD-Card as Folder (remove drive letter if exists). Name the card e.g. SDCARD. |
| 422 | Take full ownership of C:\Windows\CSC and set local admin group rights to rw incl. all subdirectories. |
| 423 | Rename CSC folder to e.g. CSC.org 2. Delete it later when everything works as desired. |
| 424 | Create a symbolic link (from elevated cmd) that points to your desired new location. E.g. mklink /d C:\Windows\CSC C:\SDCARD\CSC |
| 425 | YOU MUST NOT CREATE THE TARGET FOLDER IN ADVANCE - don’t create C:\SDCARD\CSC |
| 426 | Reboot. |
| 427 | Enable Offline Files. |
| 428 | Reboot. |
| 429 | Logon as e.g. domain user |
| 430 | |
| 431 | Make a folder on a appropriate network drive available offline. If that works you are all set and done. |
| 432 | |
| 433 | If option is n/a in context menu check services. If offline svc is not running check that Windows automatically created a CSC folder on your destined location (e.g. \SDCARD). |
| 434 | |
| 435 | }}} |
| 436 | |