You are configuring two client computers that run Windows 8: A desktop computer named
COMPUTER1 and a portable computer named COMPUTER2.
You have the following requirements:
Store all personal data in a folder named Data on COMPUTER1.
Ensure that you can access all personal data from COMPUTER2, even when a network
connection is unavailable.
Synchronize personal data between the computers twice a day.
You need to configure the computers to meet the requirements.
Which two actions should you perform? (Each correct answer presents part of the solution. Choose two.)

A.
In Sync Center. configure a schedule for offline files.

B.
From COMPUTER1, connect to COMPUTER2 and configure the Data folder to always be
available offline.

C.
From COMPUTER2, map a network driver to the Data folder on COMPUTER1.

D.
In Sync Center, set up a new sync partnership.

E.
From COMPUTER2, connect to COMPUTER1 and configure the Data folder to always be
available offline

Explanation:
A: A sync partnership is a set of rules that tells Sync Center how and when to
sync files or other information between two or more locations. A sync partnership typically
controls how files sync between your computer and mobile devices, network servers, or
compatible programs.
D: To make files and folders available offline
To be able to work with a file offline, you first need to make it available offline.
Locate the network file or folder that you want to make available offline.
Right-click the file or folder, and then click Always Available Offline.

The Always Available Offline command
The next time you try to access this file or folder, you will be able to open it even if the
network version is unavailable.
Reference: Working with network files when you are offline