No, resetting db on xps wont help at all. The quickest solution is to connect W530 and T530. If you don’t want to keep the connection, you can remove it afterwards and it will still be resolved. However possibly there’s no reason to keep them disconnected at all.
As to how to fix the problem in general: It seems like removing deleted files from the db will do the trick. However we discussed that so many times and there was always problems abound, however I can’t think of what they are now. @calmh @AudriusButkevicius Could you remind me about the error/problem with the following process:
If the local devices plus all known devices have a file deleted, we delete all file infos from db. If all the devices in the cluster removed the file info, the file infos will permanently be gone. If another device hasn’t removed the deleted file info (e.g. because a device connected to it but not us still has an old, undeleted version of the file), we will get that file info again from them on next index exchange (upgrade), but that doesn’t hurt (we don’t even consider it as needed and add an info for ourselves). Essentially this will get rid of file infos truly deleted everywhere, while still protecting against a disconnected devices somewhere at the edge of a cluster overriding the deletion when coming online after ages. Unless of course it wasn’t just disconnected but unshared, and then readded, but that seems like an enough outlandish scenario to ignore it.