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Marciadotcom
Explorer | Level 3
2 years ago

Cannot move a folder to another folder on Finder- Mac

Hi! I am having trouble when I try to move a folder from my desktop to another folder on Dropbox in my Finder window on my MacBook Air. It says Error-36. I have tried multiple suggestions I've found ...
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Marciadotcom
Explorer | Level 3
2 years ago

It is working now.  I didn't change anything.  I am baffled!

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Nancy
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2 years ago

Really glad to hear that, Marciadotcom! If you need something else, feel free to give us a nudge.

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    Marciadotcom
    Explorer | Level 3
    2 years ago

    Now it's not working again!  Getting the error 36 message.

     

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        Marciadotcom
        Explorer | Level 3
        2 years ago

        Ok I think it is working now.  Sorry for the back and forth!  I ended up disconnecting the Icloud storage drive and then reconnecting that.  I also redownloaded the Dropbox desktop app and now it seems to work better.  I've tested with several folders and they seem to work now.  Hopefully this will continue to work okay.

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