Microsoft has ended technical support for Windows 7 on January 14, 2020 (link to Microsoft support article). According to the article, Windows 7 PCs may become vulnerable to security risks and they should be updated to Windows 10. This means that we cannot guarantee that new Trimble Connect for Windows application versions continue to run on Windows 7 systems.
The explorer panel now reflects the folder permissions that have been set in the Connect for Browser user interface. For example, if the user has read-only access to a certain folder, then that folder will be shown as grey and files cannot be added to it. In earlier Connect for Windows versions, the user was able to add files to local read-only folders but the files were not synchronized with the online cloud project.
Note: There is a known limitation: If the read-only access is given for the root folder in Connect for Browser user interface, then the permission is not yet shown in the local Connect for Windows explorer. This means that the user is still able to add files locally, but the changes won’t be synchronized to the cloud. This is an inconvenience that will be fixed in a later version.