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Jerald E.
9 years agoNew member | Level 2
Dropbox has two entries in my PC Startup - Why?
Some of my computers have two startup entries for dropbox. If you open Task Manager - Startup, there are two things using PC resources at startup. The first one appears as "Dropbox (3)." That is t...
- 4 years ago
marinehaniwa さん、こんにちは!
その状態がDropboxによるものかを特定するため、次の手順に沿って Dropbox アプリケーションを終了してください。
- システム トレイ(Windows の場合)またはメニュー バー(Mac/Linux の場合)で Dropbox アイコンをクリックします
- 検索バーの右側にあるプロフィール写真またはイニシャルをクリックし、[Dropbox を終了]を選択します。
Dropbox を完全に終了しても状況が継続する場合、原因は Dropbox アプリケーション以外にあることが考えられます。他のアプリケーションまたはオペレーティング システムのコンポーネントが原因になっていないか確認してください。
上記で解決した場合、DropboxがCPUを大幅に使用している可能性があります。Dropbox の同期に関する問題を解決の記事に記載されている項目をそれぞれチェックしてみてください。
miss_fiendish
8 years agoExplorer | Level 4
thank you!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! now i have to figure out what it is that is slowing down my pc as it's apparently not this :)
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Hi Garold,
\nThank you for contacting Dropbox!
\nI can confirm that it is expected to see multiple Dropbox processes in task manager when Dropbox is running. The Dropbox application needs these additional components to monitor that everything is running correctly and that the desktop application is always healthy and up to date. The additional processes should consume a negligible amount of CPU and memory resources. If they are causing any performance issues on your computer please let me know.
\nThank you for reaching out with this query, I hope this helps.
\nRegards,
\nFrank
Hope that support info will be helpful to others finding this discussion!
\nGary
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