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How to delete Dropbox from my computer without losing the files that ended up there?
I signed in to have Dropbox (in order to send pictures to friends) some many months ago but find I never need it. However, I now find that most of my files saved since then have been kidnapped into ...
To access your backup settings, you'd need to navigate to the Backups tab in the app's preferences Jinge
Let us know how it goes!
Megan
Dropbox Community Moderator
Dropbox Community ModeratorDon't worry about it, that is why I am here Jinge.
It would be on your task bar, next to the date and time.
Found what I think you mean bi WiFi (Internet access) but no sign of any Dropbox icon etc.
- Megan
Hi Jinge, do you see anything when accessing your Backup page online? You should be able to see your Backup there, and disable it.
If not, then could you try to do a quick re-installing on the app using this link?
Right, I've now installed Dropbox, as far as I can tell, by having clicked on your instruction. And, now I see a Dropbox icon on the task bar. What comes next? (By the way, if it is pertinent, I do not have a mobile telephone.)
I can now see, in my C: list of stuff, that Dropbox is listed and, apparently, has nothing in it. Previously that wasn't the case so has this new installation actually replaced the earlier? Also, I haven't noticed any reference to backing up or cancalling it.
