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b_in_vt
2 years agoExplorer | Level 3
moving download folder to dropbox in Windows 11
I long ago moved my downloads folder to dropbox when I had Window 10. I just got a new laptop with Windows 11. I followed instructions I found with google, but nothing worked.
thanks in advanc...
Hannah
Dropbox Staff
Hey Eric E.10, thanks for the nudge here.
When you say that you had the downloads folder located in Dropbox, do you mean that you had previously manually moved it there?
Eric E.10
9 months agoExplorer | Level 3
I don’t remember exactly how I do it, but it used to works flawlessly. One was named PC(2) and the other PC(1). I downloaded a file to the PC and it appears in Dropbox automatically. Same when a file was deleted.
- Walter9 months agoDropbox Staff
Hey Eric E.10 - sorry to jump in here, but have you tried setting your backup anew since you installed the desktop app?
If not, you can adjust your settings through the app's preferences, under the Backups tab.
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