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evanskaufman
12 months agoExplorer | Level 3
Windows device connect/disconnect sound every minute
I've had a recurring (nearly every minute) Windows device connect/disconnect sound since my desktop's last reboot, that I have traced back to the Dropbox client and a very long list of information events in the Event Viewer. They're all some variation of:
- "Created Desktop AppX container..."
- "Added process <pid number> to Desktop AppX container"
- "Destroyed Desktop AppX container..."
Not sure why they're causing the notification sound every time, but I would like to be able to run the client without a constant stream of that sound, not to mention a split second of input interruption from keyboard/mouse input.
Any ideas?
- MeganDropbox Staff
Hi evanskaufman, welcome to our Community!
As a first step, would you mind clarifying the exact OS you're using on your device?
Also, out of curiosity: if you quit our desktop app, do you notice the same behavior? Can you give this a go?
Update me with the results!
- evanskaufmanExplorer | Level 3
I am using Windows 10 Pro 22H2, and it does stop when I quit Dropbox. It does not immediately recur after starting Dropbox again, but it does eventually start happening again.
- WalterDropbox Staff
Hey evanskaufman - sorry to jump in here, but could you try installing the latest, stable version of the desktop app from this page and let us know if the issue persists?
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