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Picky1
5 years agoExplorer | Level 4
Dropbox has disappeared from Windows File Explorer
Running Windows 10 home edition version 2004. Dropbox always used to appear in the File Explorer alongside my PC, Google Drive and One Drive. It has now disappeared and can only be accessed by clicki...
- 5 years ago
Hey there Picky1!
It looks like you have the navigation panel disabled, where you would see your quick access options.
When you open the File Explorer, from along the top please select "View". Underneath you should see the option "Navigation pane" to the far left, which you will need to click.
Then make sure the menu option has the option "Navigation pane" ticked. That should allow you to see your quick access options.
Let me know if that does the trick!
Lusil
Dropbox Staff
Hi there Picky1, I'd be happy to help look into this with you.
I'll just need a few more details, such as:
- Do you remember seeing the Dropbox folder as part of your quick access list?
- Are you running the latest version of the desktop app?
- Do you have any pending updates on your computer?
Let me know what you find, cheers!
Picky1
5 years agoExplorer | Level 4
Hi. Thanks for your reply.
1. I can't remember, but it may have been, though I have tried to add it since it has changed following a Microsoft update, and the 'pin to quick access' button is greyed out
2. I am running 106.4.36.8
3. no
- Walter5 years agoDropbox Staff
Hi Picky1; how are you today?
I'm not quite sure what could be causing your Dropbox folder to not show up there since the app is running on your machine; have you perhaps tried to re-install the desktop app recently?
Also, could you send us a screenshot of the greyed out button you mentioned?
Thanks!
- Picky15 years agoExplorer | Level 4
The first pic is the first window that appears when I click File Explorer. Has got hardly any of the folders listed, and no matter how I try to unpin it, it still has '3D Objects' which is of no use to me.
The second one is after navigating through the C drive via users to get to a list which has most of my folders in including Dropbox. But highlighting the Dropbox folder and trying to click 'pin to quick access' has no effect.
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