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Can't update to file provider version
M2 MacBook Air Sonoma 14.1
Dropbox asks about the update, I start the process. When it gets to the "give dropbox permissions" part, dropbox already has permissions set, I click OK...dropbox im...
- I realized there was already a Dropbox folder in CloudStorage, so I deleted that and tried the install again. It worked, no crash. Everything working fine now. I know old Dropbox would warn and rename existing folders, this version crashes.
Dropbox does have full disk access.
Hannah
Dropbox Staff
Dropbox Staff- I realized there was already a Dropbox folder in CloudStorage, so I deleted that and tried the install again. It worked, no crash. Everything working fine now. I know old Dropbox would warn and rename existing folders, this version crashes.
I was having this exact same issue and this solved it. Need to destroy the existing dropbox folder in cloudstorage. For those who don't know, it is found in user/username/library/cloudstorage - but note that the library folder for a user is hidden by default on Macs so you need to show all folders (command + shift + . (period)) to see it.
