I've been using Live Mesh since the beginning of the beta and I noticed over time that the synchronization between machines started to cause my computers to get slower and slower. I recently removed Live Mesh from them and found that the HoldingArea on one have 69G of data in it and the other have over 40G of data. I don't know why the systems wouldn't synchronize properly (my music had thousands of conflicts and it was just too tedious to resolve them all. I had asked for a "Resolve them all to a particular machine" button, but that never appeared).I love it while it worked, but until you fix the synchronization issues Live Mesh won't be ready from prime time.
Our team will be able to actively investigate your issue if you provide your logs
You will be given the option of attaching log files to your bug after you click the submit button below. To create the log files for Live Framework Client reporting:1. Click Start2. Select All Programs so that you are looking at the program folder for Live Framework Client (see screenshot below).3. Click Collect Logs4. Your logs will be bundled together in a cab file named LiveFxClientLogs.cab saved on your desktop.5. Complete the bug form and provide as much details as possible for our team to be able to understand and investigate your issue6. Submit your bug. You will attach the cab file after the bug has been submitted.7. On the bottom of the next page click attach files.8. Attach the LiveFxClientLogs.cab saved on your desktop.Thank you for helping us build a better product!Installation issues
If you run into an error during the installation of the Live Mesh software a Servicing.log will be created. The easiest way to find this log file:
1. Click Start2. In the search bar (Vista) or Click Search (XP/2003) type Servicing*3. In the search results you will see Servicing.log or Servicing(0000).log depending on where the installation failed.
To directly go to the file, the Servicing log is in INSTALLDIR\Setup\Servicing.log or %temp%\Live Mesh\Servicing[0000].log if Live Mesh was uninstalled/rolled back during a failed installation. 1. Submit a new bug and enter all information that will help us understand and investigate your issue.2. Once completed submit your bug (you will attach the log file after the bug has been submitted)3. On the bottom of the next page click attach files.4. Attach your Servicing.log file to your bug.