A file in my Dropbox folder can't be synced due to OneDrive, also can't be ignored. What can I do?

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Hi guys.
I have been using Dropbox for many years but my company started using OneDrive.
But, I would like to keep all documents in Dropbox to keep everything centralized and just one app on the phone. I've tried to direct OneDrive to a folder inside Dropbox but it turns out that there is always a file that Dropbox can't sync because it's always in use by OneDrive so Dropbox can't sync it. The file starts with ".849..." and it is a system and hidden file.
If by chance I stop the OneDrive service the file is synchronized but when I start again with OneDrive it gives me an error and I no longer have synchronization with OneDrive. I have already tried to ignore the synchronization file but without success with the command "Set-Content -Path 'D:\NunoViegas\Dropbox\OneDrive\Werfen\HLIT PT - General\.849C9593-D756-4E56-8D6E-42412F2A707B' -Stream com. dropbox.ignored -Value 1". Is not marking to ignore it.
Is there a way to skip this file? Or hidden and/or system files?
Has anyone tried this?
Thanks a lot.
Best regards

serano9 · Answer

Rich-  Bro, no crap.  Did you listen to his question?  No.  If you don't know the answer don't respond with some sure shot advice that's even what the original poster is asking.  its not helpful.

Nuno_Viegas · Answer

Hi Rich.

I know that.

But if i can't do this, i have to move everything from dropbox to OneDrive.

And really didn't want that.

I belive that excluding that file from sync will resolve the problem.

Or if Dropbox ignore system and/or hidden files.

Rich · Answer

It's not recommended, at all, to place one service's sync folder inside that of another service. Conflicts like the one you're seeing are bound to happen, and such a configuration cannot be supported by Dropbox.