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This is the way that I created the shortcut that seems to have worked. I don't quite know if the Create Link method is the same. * Navigate to the folder: C:\Users\<user>\AppData\Roaming\Microsoft\Windows\Start Menu\Programs\Startup. * Right click in a blank spot and select New > Shortcut. * In the Create Shortcut window…
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Done. Now we'll see.
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It happened again! I created a new shortcut using the Explorer 'Create shortcut' as suggested. The shortcut worked for about a week, then it disappeared. No other shortcut in the Startup folder is affected. I'm stumped.
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Thanks, I'll try that.
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Hi @"Megan" , I followed the link you specified. The instruction there say to 'Pause Sync'. I may have missed it but I couldn't find that command in version of Dropbox I currently have installed (v203.4.4857). I decided to uninstall Dropbox and re-install. I found the Advanced Settings I missed before that allowed me to…
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I fully understand that this is also, or primarily, a Windows issue. I appreciate anything app developers can do to reign this in and make it easier for users. We're sure not getting much help from you know who.
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Yes, I searched after I verified that the Dropbox application was removed. I was following the procedure I referenced above. I got to step 6. I used the 'find' option in Regedit and that's when I encountered all the Dropbox keys and values. I am logged on as a Windows Standard user. (That is the normal way I use my…
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Um, I'm just a casual Mac user and a knowledgeable Windows user. But If an app is installed. Shouldn't all users have access to the app (each with their own user profile)? On Windows you only need to install the app once, unless the app has setting to install for one user only. On Mac if you create a new user don't they…
