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Grokitas
2 years agoExplorer | Level 3
Dropbox for MacOS is now ready
I've got Dropbox installed on an M1 MacBook. After upgrading to Ventura 13.0 it brings up a notification. If I click on "Get started" and go through all the steps in the process it appears to work, b...
BazHaze
Explorer | Level 3
In the menu bar on my MacBook Air, I have the dropbox icon with a red 1.
It has the message:
Dropbox for MacOS is now ready.
I click "Get started" and I believe I complete the install and update.
But the Dropbox folder hasn't moved to the new location, and the icon and message are still there.
The Dropbox version I see in Preferences/General is
v167.4.4719
Since the update is being forced due to Apple's recent changes, I believe I must update Dropbox.
What am I failing to do to get the update?
Hannah
2 years agoDropbox Staff
Hey BazHaze, thanks for bringing this to our attention.
Indeed the update is kind of mandatory, but let's see what we can find out about the issue you're having.
Can you try to give Dropbox full disk access, to see if that helps?
- BazHaze2 years agoExplorer | Level 3
I don't understand what "Can you try to give Dropbox full disk access" means.
Can you tell me where I can find a setting about this?
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