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Can't use OneDrive on Mac, my folders are in another cloud service
I tried to synchronise my Mac with OneDrive, then I got this error message.
Then I found out that both Desktop and Documents folders are stored in Dropbox like this.
I don't h...
Jay
Dropbox Staff
Dropbox StaffHi yeyi, thanks for bringing this to our attention.
It looks like you have Dropbox Backup enabled.
Could you try disabling it from within the Dropbox desktop application in the Backups tab?
Keep me updated with any progress!
Hi Jay,
Thank you for your comment. I can't do what you suggested, because as I mentioned, I do not have DropBox desktop application on my Mac. it's not installed on my Mac. So there's any way I can disable DropBox application on my computer.
- Jay
Are you able to restore the default location of those folders from within Finder or the Mac OS settings?
I don't think so.. I tried several things, but the strange thing is that the folders' original location is shown under DropBox folder, but if I enter the folder, there's none of those folder.
I even tried Terminal to change the directory path, but for some reasons, permissions are denied, etc. and there are so many errors without any success. I successfully changed the location of the download folder and I can't move it back to the original main folder either.
