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I've got Dropbox installed on an M1 MacBook. After upgrading to Ventura 13.0 it brings up a notification. If I click on "Get started" and go through all the steps in the process it appears to work, b...
Steve H.,
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Hello Dropboxers,
I am having the same issue. While everything is working fine at Host/Dropbox (see screenshot) I would like to get the files moved to the final resting place at ~/Library/CloudStorage since I have a lot of automations tied to the Dropbox location on various Macs.
I am on a MacBookPro M1. Using version:
I have the badge telling me to upgrade. Like many others I have gone through all the options; confirming full disk access, uninstalling and reinstalling, going through the "upgrade" cycle half a dozen times without any success. I still have the notification:
I can see that this is an issue for loads of folks but happy to help Dropbox figure this out if there is still no solution.
You are not alone Gerald B.5 Gerald ... I still have the issue too and I am on a Mac mini M2.
I am being told by Dropbox support that there appears to be a network connectivity issue at my end but I'm not seeing any evidence of that in the logs, just lots of other warnings and issues from the Dropbox app and helper app. I have sent some screen shots of the logs with the Dropbox messages to support and hopefully this will shed some light on things.
Today I spent some time doing a complete new advanced install after cleaning everything out; no references to dropbox anywhere and removed my data, too.
After going through the process I am part the way there. Here is what I observe:
1. My install finally happened to CloudStorage/Dropbox.
2. Dropbox is syncing fine.
2.1 I tested adding files to another device and the sync to the Mac with the issue.
2.2 I add a file to Dropbox directory on the Mac with the issue and it syncs to the other devices.
3. There are NO DROPBOX INTEGRATIONS TO FINDER AT ALL.
3.1 I have followed all the instructions to try to resurrect the Finder Integrations I could find in the forum and on the web.
3.2 I removed Dropbox again and reinstalled but Integration did not come back.
No Dropbox in Locations:
No right click Dropbox Options:
This is very frustrating. I would like to get some help from Dropbox to figure out what is wrong. Is that possible?
- Hannah
Dropbox Staff
Sorry to see you're having trouble with the Dropbox app on your macOS computer, Gerald B.5.
Can you give us a bit more info on your setup?
What's your OS and exact version and also, which Dropbox version are you using and what's the sync status of the app?
You can hover over the Dropbox icon in your menu bar for this info.
