UPDATE: Ignore this post. I found it. I clicked the Download link in the email I received. It downloaded a new version of Object Desktop. the new Object Desktop does not contain an option to download Curtains. The product is not listed.
In OneDrive it is called Files-on-Demand. This feature in OneDrive is essential for working with my files without having to manually download them before I need them. Your tool should take this into account. I have uninstalled SM to prevent this from happening. When you fix this issue I will consider reinstalling it.
Just SM trying to access the file will automatically cause a download by OneDrive. It assumes you need the file and downloads it for you. SM needs to recognize offline storage of files and skip them or find some way to gather metrics that don't cause OneDrive to download the file.
This is about more than the connection failing. It is also about the scan causing OneDrive to download all of my cloud content. It shouldn't do that, makes the tools useless if it cannot recognize cloud-only files.
No. The only change was installing the software. I have removed Multiplicity and so far the problem has gone away. We will see if it remains that way.
I am having two issues with SpaceMonger. One has to do with a forced sync and the other is connecting my OneDrive Account to SpaceMonger. I sync many of my laptop folders to OneDrive. After Sync, to save space, I mark most files as Cloud only, until I need them. The issue is that when SpaceMonger does a scan of my drive it will actually force OneDrive to pull down ALL of my content that I have as cloud-only. It should NEVER do this. It should be sm
I just purchased/Installed Object Desktop after not using it for over 10 years. I saw a lot of new features I wanted to use. Particularly Fences and Groupy. I have installed Fences, Groupy, Multiplicity, Start10, and SpaceMonger. I also installed, then removed, DeskScapes, Tiles, WindowBlinds and WindowsFX, all seemed to massively slow down my laptop (Surface Laptop with 16GB RAM). I use the Standard Windows Pointers "Windows Default (large) (system scheme)".&n