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difaraka
3 years agoExplorer | Level 4
Error message "couldn’t communicate with a helper application" when trying to move a folder
Hi, I'm trying to move a folder that contains folders with photos in it from my dropbox to Files App in iPad. Previously it worked wonderfully and i can move them just fine. But, now after i updat...
Jay
Dropbox Staff
Hi dustyanalogue, have you tried removing Dropbox from the iOS Files app by disabling it from the Locations menu there, rebooting your device, and then re-enabling it?
dustyanalogue
2 years agoHelpful | Level 6
Yes I’ve tried that. Just did it then - disabled Dropbox under locations. Rebooted device and re enabled. Still the same error message.
Further to that I’ve disabled Dropbox in files, deleted the Dropbox app. Rebooted, re installed the Dropbox app and then enabled in files. Still the same error message.
Further to that I’ve disabled Dropbox in files, deleted the Dropbox app. Rebooted, re installed the Dropbox app and then enabled in files. Still the same error message.
- Hannah2 years agoDropbox Staff
Hey dustyanalogue, can we actually reach out to you via email, so we can investigate a bit further?
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