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Cannot establish a secure connection after dropbox update to 111.4.472
After the dropbox app (Window 10) updates itself to the latest 111.4.472 version, I'm getting this 'Cannot establish a secure connection'.
I've checked my time on my laptop, router. It's fine. I've...
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hi i cannt connect to my dropbox pc app. im using dropbox on the same computer for years and never had a problem before.
when i get into the app i get am massage "dropbox cannot make a secure connection because your computer date and time are incorrect...." and after that my computer is offline and dropbox can't establish internet connection.
i try all what i find in the comunnety help center.
reinstall the app, restart win, disabble antiviruss and fire wall. chaking the date and time on my pc...
nothing worked .
please help me
thanks in advance nimrod
Hello Nimo12,
Suprisingly, there are several things that may cause your Windows computer to get the current date and time incorrect.
Steps
- Check to see that your computer displays the correct date, time, and time zone.
- If it does not then check out this Dropbox help article: Errors and Other Messages
- Also, check your Windows clock settings by right clicking the clock on the bottom right side of your task bar and select 'Adjust date/time.'
- You also mentioned that your computer is getting on in years so you may also want to change-out the CMOS battery on your motherboard and then make sure the date and time in your BIOS is correct. (Safety tip: unplug and disconnect all power before working on electronic components; make sure you are well grounded before touching electronic components to prevent damage from static discharge).
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- Check to see that your computer displays the correct date, time, and time zone.
The same problem here! I have checked everything, system, windows, my router etc. All have the same correct time and date. I tried also different appearence for these (just in case...) but the problem stays the same 3 days now in a row.
