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jethro7e
2 months agoNew member | Level 2
"Don't Sync" option missing on Windows 11
It'd be nice if there was a way (it appears there used to be?) to exclude a folder/files from syncing on Dropbox. I realize I could just keep those files outside of the Dropbox folder, but this would...
jethro7e
New member | Level 2
I noticed after I posted that the article was only a week old which made it more confusing that I didn't see the feature. Someone from Dropbox staff asked me for my system info so hopefully we'll have this resolved soon. Thanks for your reply.
Rich
2 months agoSuper User II
jethro7e wrote:
I noticed after I posted that the article was only a week old which made it more confusing that I didn't see the feature.
When you look at the files in your Dropbox folder, are the sync icons (green check, blue syncing, etc.) on the file's icon or are they in a separate column like this?
The separate column is part of the newer Dropbox Update for Windows which utilizes Microsoft's new Cloud Sync API. That's a screenshot from my system where I do get "Dont' sync..." option on right-click. The system where the sync icons are still on the file icons does not get that option.
- jethro7e2 months agoNew member | Level 2
Actually I haven't thought about it until you mentioned it, I don't see the green, blue, or
syncing icons anymore (I definitely used to, but I think it's been a while). The only time I see Dropbox icons next to files is when the files are "online only" and I see a brown box there.
- Rich2 months agoSuper User II
jethro7e wrote:
The only time I see Dropbox icons next to files is when the files are "online only" and I see a brown box there.
Just as an FYI, the brown box icon isn't from Dropbox. It's from OneDrive/Windows 11.
- jethro7e2 months agoNew member | Level 2
Ah, that makes more sense. Thanks.
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