Dropbox asks if I want to remove a document right after I save it

Hey dimalique, thanks for reporting. 

Since 88.4.172 I get continuous file access problems. Is anyone else having the problem?

Detail, I have a build programs in a directory in my dropbox. Previously this has not been a problem.

But since 88.4.172 istalled yesterday, if I click Build before it has finished uploading last changes I get errors from the build system - "The process cannot access the file because it is being used by another process" and from Dropbox - "Remove [filename] from your Dropbox account and all devices? ...". The build one even happes after Dropbox has uploaed changes.

It's very disruptive & annoying, at this stage I have to run with dropbox paused.

I hope it's ok to join this thread. I'm hoping to provide additional information and not to hijack the thread.

I am encountering the exact same problem, except that it's with Microsoft Visual Studio rather than with Photoshop or Illustrator. I'm developing a C++ program for my own personal use (it's a hobby project). Sometimes but not always I get the same message as the original posted immediately after doing a Build. Doing a Build is C++ talk for doing a compile and link of my code. I assure you that I as a user am NOT doing doing a save nor am I moving a file into or out of a folder that's a sub-folder of a Dropbox folder nor am I deleting a file or renaming a file or anything even remotely like that. I just click the Build button on Visual Studio and wait a few seconds for it to complete. It's obvious that within its own internal operation, Visual Studio is reading and writing lots of files during a Build - perhaps dozens of them. And for all I know, it may be deleting and recreating and renaming files. I don't know. These are internal Visual Studio files that I don't interact with in any sort of direct way. I only interact with the actual C++source code that I'm developing. I would be happy to provide a screen shot, but there is really nothing so see other than the original warning/error message that was already posted by the original posted.

I am coping by Pausing Dropbox during a build. It's not a happy solution. But to tell you to truth, it's getting to the point that I may want to do that anyway, even if if this warning/error message had not occurred. During a Build, Visual Studio seems to update, change, delete, rename, recreate or whatever so many files and so many big files that Dropbox can't keep up. And sometimes the heavy Dropbox sync activity trying  to keep up seems to lock a file that Visual Studio is using and cause the Build to fail. Pausing Dropbox and runningn the Build again will always solve the problem. It's like Dropbox is too agressive and needs to wait a couple of minutes after a file is changed before syncing. I'm sure Dropbox thinks its activity can't cause an application to crash because Dropbox is only reading. I can't explain the exact mechanism by which it happens, but I assure you that Dropbox activity does occasionally cause Visual Studio to crash. So far, I have never lost anything because pausing Dropbox and rerunning the Build sets things right. But it's not a comfortable situation.

Hello All. Here's an update: I've reinstalled Creative Cloud and all associated apps, then did a complete Dropbox removal and reinstall. I still receive the error message that Dropbox is going to delete all copies of the file from all folders, though now I only receive that message after the second and further saves (I am not transfering files from one folder to another, simply saving changes to the current file I am working on). I believe, for now, that turning off Dropbox, completing your work, then turning it back on to sync at the end is probably the best solution for now.