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Michele_B
7 days agoHelpful | Level 7
Should or should I not use a command to update Dropbox on Windows?
Hi guys, I found out something really strange concerning Dropbox builds. First of all, I have been autoupgraded to 212.4.5767 some time ago which I think is the latest standard, yet I don't seem to find out the Forum post on it. Yesterday I launched this command on Windows run box:
winget upgrade --all
It gave me a Dropbox update, but apparently it was a beta build like 213.3.x. I then needed to launch Dropboxinstaller.exe which I had in order to go back to 212.4.5767. What is the situation right now? Should I stop using winget for now or what else?
Bye!
Barbuz
- HannahDropbox Staff
Hey Michele_B, thanks for reaching out to us again.
I don't think it's necessary to use the upgrade command for Dropbox.
The Dropbox installer should update automatically when there's a new stable version out.
You can see the updates on the builds on this page.
Let me know if you have more questions!
- Michele_BHelpful | Level 7
Hi Hannah, thanks for your reply. Basically, the command I ran is a standard Windows option which should upgrade any application is installed on my machine.
Bye!
Barbuz
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