File Explorer > Home tab > Easy Access > Disable Work Offline Mode > Refresh folder window.
This will remove the gray x's from your folder and allow access to your files again.
Hope this helps!
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In short : Why, when I activate the offline files save for a given subdirectory located in a network directory accessible over VPN, it is not possible anymore to access the rest of the main network directory over VPN?
In more details :
My only option is thus to de-activate Offline files saving in order to find back the initial and functionnal behavior of my VPN and network access.
It's like it is impossible to combine both features, which seems to defeat the purpose?
Anyone knows a thing about this?
I'm actually looking to save some of our office network subfolders on my local machine so my software would work faster with the project files saved on the network (and not having to copy and move them every time). I'm not looking to work fully offline. I think 3rd party apps does these kinds of 2-way syncs, but i thought this built-in Microsoft Sync thing would do the trick.
(PS, i'm not the network manager, but i Know we are using a Windows Server 2012)
Thanks,
(I've found this post which seems to answer my question... is it always realted to the VPN?)
File Explorer > Home tab > Easy Access > Disable Work Offline Mode > Refresh folder window.
This will remove the gray x's from your folder and allow access to your files again.
Hope this helps!