Hi, I'm looking to clear up from the problems caused by the bug which created .TMP files on network shares. We have around 2000 users, and I have about 400 .TMP files on just one network share checked that need clearing up. The situation we face is, the files (.doc, .xls etc) replaced by .TMP's are stuck on client machines across the domain, in their Offline files. If we search for the .TMP files, each .TMP has an owner, so we can goto that person and make sure they resolve their conflicts so that the file that is stuck on their local machine is returned to the network in it's latest state. However, this is one network share of many. Does anyone know of any way of: Doing a search on Windows 2003/2000 servers, that will just return the .TMP file( the file name is 8 digit HEX), its owner and it's file path? Also, though I'm not sure this is possible, is there a way to automate all the effected machines to copy back files held in Offline Files(CSC) that don't exist on the network? On a side note, I tried using ????????.TMP NOT ~???????.TMP in a search on the 2003 server, which failed and returned everything on drive, I'm guessing this is a feature of Windows Search 4...?