Month: December 2024

Set Up Remote Access:

On both computers, open Google Chrome and go to the Chrome Remote Desktop website.

Click on “Set up remote access” and follow the instructions to install the Chrome Remote Desktop extension.

Give your computer a name and set up a six-digit PIN for security.

Connect to the Remote Computer:

On the computer you want to access remotely, open Chrome and go to the Chrome Remote Desktop website.

Log in with the same Google account used to set up remote access.

Select the computer you want to connect to and enter the PIN.

Upload Files:

Once connected, click the arrow icon on the right side to expand the sidebar

In the File Transfer column, click “Upload file” and select the file you want to upload from your local computer

Download Files:

In the File Transfer column, click “Download file” to download the file from the remote computer to your local computer.

Disconnect:

When you’re done, simply close the Chrome Remote Desktop tab to end the session.

1. Launch FedEx Ship Manager Software.

2. Select Databases, File Maintenance.

3. To backup the data, select backup.

4. Select what to be backed up, for example Backup All.

5. keep the default backup location, c:\ProgramDataFedEx\FSM_BACKUP.

6. It starts to backup. It may take a few minute depending on your database size.

7. Navigate to c:\ProgramDataFedEx\FSM_BACKUP to check and make sure all data are backed up.

Do the same for Export, Import and Restore.

Let’s dive in and decode what each icon means.

The blue cloud icon means your file is stored online only.

It doesn’t take U space on your device and you need an Internet connection to access it.

Next, the green check mark indicates that the file is available offline.

It’s stored on your device and can be accessed even without an Internet connection.

A red circle with a white cross means there was a sync error.

You’ll need to fix the issue to ensure your files are up to date.

Circular arrows indicate that your files are currently syncing.

Just hang tight while OneDrive updates your files.

A yellow exclamation mark means your account needs attention.

It could be a storage issue or a connectivity problem.

A solid green circle with a white check mark inside that the file or folder has been downloaded to your device and is always available, even when you’re offline.

Both a solid green circle with a white check mark icon and the green check mark indicate that the file is available offline.

However, the Always Keep on This Device icon provides a stronger guarantee of offline availability, as it overrides Storage Sense settings and ensures that the file remains downloaded to your device.

The people icon in OneDrive indicates that a file or folder has been shared with one or more people.

This means that other individuals have access to the file and can view, edit, or collaborate on it.

The OneDrive lock icon typically indicates that a file or folder has settings that prevent it from syncing.

A grayed out OneDrive icon in the taskbar means you’re not signed in or OneDrive setup hasn’t completed.

Red circle with white line on OneDrive icon.

If you see a red no entry style icon over your OneDrive icon, it means your account is blocked.

Pause on OneDrive icon.

The pause symbol over the OneDrive icon means your files are not currently syncing.

Now you know what those OneDrive icons mean.

Keep your files organized and synced effortlessly.