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The Dropbox tray gets duplicated every time I click on the Dropbox icon (bugged)
Hi, I have started getting this bizarre issue all of a sudden where whenever I open the dropbox tray, it becomes a mini version of itself within the tray (see picture). Anyone have any idea why thi...
Thank you for the details about what you're seeing. Based on the screenshots, this looks like it could potentially be a graphics compatibility issue.
One thing you could try is to disable hardware acceleration. This will cause Dropbox to use "software rendering" which can work around compatibility issues with specific GPU or driver versions. To disable hardware acceleration, you can Control + Click on the Dropbox icon in the notification area, and uncheck the "Hardware Acceleration (GPU)" item. This will prompt you to restart Dropbox to apply the setting.
Please let us know if it has any impact.
Could you also share a screenshot of your Windows "Display" settings? This might help us understand whether this issue is specific to a certain display resolution, monitor layout, or "DPI scaling" configuration.
From the "Display" settings screen, there's also an "Advanced display settings" link. Could you click that link and also share a screenshot of those settings?
Nancy
Dropbox Staff
Dropbox StaffHi irisss, and welcome to our forum!
This is odd indeed, but let’s have a look.
Have you tried uninstalling and reinstalling the Dropbox app, since you noticed this behavior?
If the issue persists after that, I’d like to know the OS version of your device, as well as the app version of your Dropbox app.
Keep me posted for any updates.
I would like to clarify that the small screen that now shows up is basically blocking the interface so for me to click on anything I have to guess where everything is under this fake doubled mini screen as the inputs can only occur on the big (actual) screen that we normally have. It makes everything almost unusable.
andersonwThank you for the details about what you're seeing. Based on the screenshots, this looks like it could potentially be a graphics compatibility issue.
One thing you could try is to disable hardware acceleration. This will cause Dropbox to use "software rendering" which can work around compatibility issues with specific GPU or driver versions. To disable hardware acceleration, you can Control + Click on the Dropbox icon in the notification area, and uncheck the "Hardware Acceleration (GPU)" item. This will prompt you to restart Dropbox to apply the setting.
Please let us know if it has any impact.
Could you also share a screenshot of your Windows "Display" settings? This might help us understand whether this issue is specific to a certain display resolution, monitor layout, or "DPI scaling" configuration.
From the "Display" settings screen, there's also an "Advanced display settings" link. Could you click that link and also share a screenshot of those settings?
- Nancy
Thanks for giving that a go, irisss. It may sound trivial, but have you restarted your computer, since this occurred?
Also, is this something that you noticed after the Dropbox app updated to the latest 202.4.5551 version?
Yes, I restarted it today before I reinstalled the app. It was the first thing I did when I noticed the issue. This issue started this week and it seems the update was rolled out this week too so I would assume its an issue with the new version.
