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Can I access "My Documents" on a different computer?
I think my Windows 10 profile has gotten corrupted. On the login screen, there is no password box, just a link to Sign In and when I click that, eventually a dark gray box pops up with no text or any...
Vicker
Super User
Super UserHi, JimmyInTN ,
Assuming that your Windows 10 computer already synced the files to Dropbox, you should be able to retrieve them by installing Dropbox on your gateway laptop. Though, a faster way to confirm is to log in the Dropbox web interface (https://www.dropbox.com) through a web browser.
Cheers
When I log in to the Dropbox website though, My Documents is not listed. The only things listed are a few folders I shared online with a customer I was doing work for.
- Rich
Super User II
JimmyInTN wrote:
When I log in to the Dropbox website though, My Documents is not listed.
Perhaps the folder wasn't syncing? How, exactly, was your Documents folder hosted on Dropbox? What steps did you take to do it?
It was so long ago, I don't remember, but I think it was when I first installed Dropbox. I know I had 2 My Documents folders. One had the dropbox logo in the bottom of the icon. The other one contained a shortcut to the dropbox one.
The fact that the files were not on my hard drive and that I could access them, means they are out there somewhere. I just have to figure out how to get to them.
