Always available files are stored locally on your device and will take up space, but they are always available, even without an Internet connection. You can change the file back to online-only by right-clicking the file and selecting Free up space.įiles that have been marked as Always keep on this device will have a green circle with the white checkmark. This allows the file to become a locally available file, which can be accessed anytime, even when your computer does not have an Internet connection. Right-Click on each of the folders and click properties. Go to User Configuration -> Policies -> Windows Settings -> Folder Redirection. Right click on the policy and click on Edit. Opening an online-only file will automatically download a local copy of the file to your device. What you can try is to: Launch Group Policy Management on one of your domain controllers and find the policy that defines your current folder redirection settings. You need an Internet connection to open online-only files. You see a cloud icon for each online-only file, but the file doesn’t download to your device until you open it. Online-only files don’t take up space on your computer. These icons let you know the current sync status of the file or folder.
When Files On-Demand is turned on, the files synced to your OneDrive – University of Vermont folder will display one of three icons.
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