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jkdotmv
2 years agoNew member | Level 1
I edited my files last night, but now my updates are missing.
II updated at least a dozen files last night and when I look now, the files dates show prior years. I've lost a ton of work. Was Dropbox corrupted in the past 24 hours?
- 2 years ago
I've been out of town, so I am late to respond. I made multiple edits on 11/24 before I left for my trip. Those edits appear on Dropbox. Whatever issue was plaguing me before seems to be resolved now. Thank you.
jkdotmv
2 years agoNew member | Level 1
All work was done on the same pc with Windows 11. I was able to see the edits. I saw the edits in the application as I opened and closed the files by monitoring the file dates. I don't believe I looked at the files in File Explorer.
Most of the files appear as though they were restored from one year ago when I made the edits. This is an annual process. On 11/21/2004, I edited 14 files. As I look now, none of the files have recent 2024 dates.
I did check the file dates on a MacBook and saw the same result. No recent file dates on the files that I updated this week.
- Mark2 years ago
Super User II
jkdotmv wrote:
I did check the file dates on a MacBook and saw the same result. No recent file dates on the files that I updated this week.
What does www.dropbox.com/events show out of interest? Is Dropbox connecting on that machine?
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