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Dropbox Support first, before I found my solution, told me to uninstall Dropbox and then reinstall with a link to the latest version of dropbox. I'd start there if I were you. After that, direct contact with Dropbox Support might give you a better list of troubleshooting steps to follow. There are also other threads…
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To provide closure on my particular issue to the rest of the community, I'm replying here. Turns out that the problem was with Microsoft Office suite, not Dropbox, as might have been expected from my comment on the Office specific document problem. Uninstalling and reinstalling Microsoft Office fixed the issue.
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That would be appreciated, yes.
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The file checking tool only found two inconsequential files. All other paths seem to be legitimate. I can access all my files on other computers just fine. The problem seems to be isolated to this machine only. A potentially useful note, this is the only machine I use that uses Office 2019. I use older versions of Office…
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I checked for more Windows 10 updates, none were found. I also checked Microsoft's website to ensure that I have the latest build of the Office 2019 suite. Still no improvement.
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Completed the advanced reinstall. Unfortunately, that does not appear to have fixed the issue either.
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Thanks for the suggestion. My Windows Event Log service was already set to automatic. I restarted it anyway and rebooted my machine, but I'm still getting the same errors.
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I'm having the same trouble as SherryCooper except I'm on a Windows operating system in my home. If I just try double clicking the files in File Explorer I get an error dialogue box that lists the path of the file I tried to access and says "Unspecified Error". I've tried multiple large and small files. Opening files…
