A conflict file appears when multiple versions of files or folders attempt to be copied to a single file or folder.

This may occur for a several reasons:

Explanation about composed and decomposed symbols

Windows and Linux can store file names in composed and decomposed forms, whereas Mac can store files only in decomposed form. For example, we have two files: "composéd.txt" created on Linux or Windows and "decomposéd.txt" created on Mac: From the human point of view, "é" is the same for both files. But actually in the file system those symbols are different: How to Avoid Conflicts

First of all, do not just delete a .Conflict file or folder. This will delete the real file/folder from remote peer, as these correspond to each other. To prevent the creation of conflict files, make sure all files have unique names with the same letter case, same encoding, when folders are added to Resilio Sync.
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