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    Windows Vista x64

    I click the "There are 50 unresolved conflicts." in the Mesh Bar.

    It comes up with the resolve conflicts window. There are three options.
    1. Keep version from this computer
    2. Not download
    3. Keep all

    2 & 3 are unclickable. I click "Keep version from this Computer"

    Two issues.

    1. I am pretty sure I have more than 50 conflicts.
    2. When I click "Keep version from this Computer" a Live Mesh box (with looks like a progress bar) flashes for like 5ms. Nothing else happens. The conflict stays, the window stays, nothing changes.

    My possible thinking on why this is occuring...

    The conflict files are from my Mac on the Mac Beta Client. My mesh is full. The Mac can't p2p. The mac can't send to the cloud cos it's full. The PC can't download. So there is some type of issue with resolving the conflict.

    P.S. I tried to follow the submit a bug instructions, but the connect site for live mesh home seems to be broken?

    Luke K - Microsoft MSP
    • Edited by Luke K Tuesday, November 4, 2008 1:58 PM
    Tuesday, November 4, 2008 1:51 PM

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    Hi Luke,

    We'd certainly like to take a look at any logs that you have.  The Connect site is working for me, but if you're still having problems please go ahead and email your logs to lmprev@microsoft.com, with a description of the issue.

    Thanks,

    Ben.
    Tuesday, November 4, 2008 6:35 PM
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    Hi Ben,

    I tried the connect site again. This is the page I get.

    http://mesh.wamsp.com.au/connect.jpg

    My log cab file is over 20MB. I am pretty sure that is over most E-mails limits... Can I Mesh it to you? ;-P

    Jokes... I'll upload it and send you the link to the E-mail address.

    Luke

    Luke K - Microsoft MSP
    Tuesday, November 4, 2008 11:31 PM