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Go here: https://www.dropbox.com/get_help Click a category, like "Your account" Click one of the listed issues, like "Access your account" Click the "Email our support" team button. Here's the page that the "Email our support" button will take you to:…

Assuming that this is for https://www.dropbox.com/home , then you can right click a folder and select "Folder Info", which will display some info about the folder including the full datetime of its last modification.

If there have been syncing issues, then Dropbox may have trouble determining which versions of the files are the correct ones. Depending on how many file conflicts there are, you may have to fix it by hand. I would recommend pausing the syncing process and making an external backup of all the files in question, at which…

Out of curiosity, are you able to access the web browser version? https://www.dropbox.com/home

In addition to what Mark said, I would recommend scanning your personal devices for malware/keyloggers and changing your passwords to help ensure that nobody has continued access to your Dropbox and/or email accounts.

Is the device still listed on this page? If so, you'll need to click the little trash icon in the righthand column to unlink the device from your account.

English: @"idexterhd" - Dropbox's free plan only saves your deleted files for up to 30 days. If it's been longer than that, you can't recover them through Dropbox. If you have a Professional or Business account, then they're stored for a longer period. If you have any old devices that synced with Dropbox at some point but…

Here's the HTTP documentation and here's the Python documentation (see the dropbox.dropbox subpage). For HTTP requests, the /download, /get_shared_link_file, and /list_folders endpoints sound like they would be helpful. For the Python library, check out the files_download, files_download_to_file, and files_list_folder…

Hi mscales, which browser/platform are you using? Does it work when you try it on a different platform/device? Would it be possible to record a short video of the issue happening? (If you do, please make sure that the video doesn't contain any sensitive information).

Are you able to perform any other actions with the API? And just to check the obvious, did you replace the <my access token> with your actual access token?

Hi Suzie, can you please post some more details like a screenshot or short video? Also, is this for the Dropbox desktop application or something else? I searched for the error message but couldn't find much about it. I would suggest restarting your computer to see if that fixes it. Aside from that, you could try pausing…

Is the script able to download other files, like ones from other websites? Aside from that, try some of the suggestions in this StackOverflow thread and see if they help.

Hi Sylvs, Hard drives and other forms of storage like flash drives and solid state drives have to be formatted with a "file system" like NTFS or exFAT or APFS. The Dropbox desktop app for Mac only supports HFS+ or APFS-formatted drives. You'll need to reformat your flash drive as APFS to make it work with Dropbox. Note…

Here's another thread where users were reporting the same issue. @"Walter" - Did you ever discover whether these emails are legitimate and what the cause is?

Hi Salamanderer, It looks like this is a common issue in Ubuntu. Here are some other threads about it. Can you please try some of the solutions in these threads and let us know which of them work, if any? https://askubuntu.com/questions/732967/how-to-fix-non-working-dropbox-icon-on-xubuntu-14-04-lts-64…

Hi Jace, can you please list the steps to reproduce the issue? A screenshot or short video might also be helpful. The issue is likely due to browsers limiting clipboard access for security reasons. You can read more about that here and here. Google Docs often produces the same error for the same reason.

@"austinzr" wrote: It seems the quality is shinked after converting to JPG. is this true or i am doing something wrong? Saving an image as JPG will reduce its quality. The exact amount of quality loss depends on the amount of compression used, and it's possible that the image is being resized during the conversion process.…

Hi Austin, Dropbox does have an option to upload them as JPG instead of HEIC. Alternatively, you can change a setting on your iPhone to save photos as JPG instead of HEIC.

Dropbox Paper is one option. You can find the official guide for it here, but there are also plenty of unofficial tutorials on Youtube.

I'm not sure I understand what the problem is, but it sounds like your best options would be to either: * Set up your own password-protected Windows account and then have a separate login for everyone else so that they can't access your files. This way you could leave Dropbox installed but your files would still be…

You should only need to delete the program once. It won't come back on its own, so you're either uninstalling it incorrectly or some other program is reinstalling it every day (which is unlikely). Did you follow the steps in the Uninstall Process page that Rich linked? That should remove Dropbox from your computer.

When you received the request for access, did you accept it or reject it? If you rejected it, then the person they shared the link would have been unable to download the file from Dropbox directly. But like I mentioned above, there's really no way to tell if people have shared the file outside of Dropbox.

If you're using Dropbox Business, then the Activity page in the Admin Console might give you some clues. You can check out the Monitor Team Sharing Activity article for more info. Aside from that, do you know the manner in which the file was shared? If an authorized person downloaded it and then shared it outside of…

Hi gbm, Before deleting anything, be sure to back up all of your files somewhere else, such as to a flash drive. The folder that the Dropbox program uses is normally located at C:\Users\Username\Dropbox. That's the folder that you should keep. The other folder isn't being synchronized by Dropbox, so it's effectively just a…

Your link didn't work for me either, but changing it to .com did: https://www.google.com/maps/@37.8069524,-122.4764538,2495m/data=!3m1!1e3 You could also try this out: https://www.google.com/maps/@37.8069524,-122.4764538,2495m/ You can also try just pasting the link instead of using the "Google Maps app".

Okay, I think I figured out how to do it. There's only one key value that you have to change, but you also have to change its permissions so that Dropbox won't change it back. First you have to go to: HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT\CLSID\{E31EA727-12ED-4702-820C-4B6445F28E1A} And set the System.IsPinnedToNamespaceTree value to 0. This…