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EttoreC
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2 years ago
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Can I sync files located on the D: drive to Dropbox?

Good evening, I nerd some help. I've installed Dropbox on drive C: and I've another disk named D:. I've documents data on disk 😧 but isn't possibile upload data in cloud and synchronize automatica...
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    Rich
    2 years ago
    EttoreC wrote:
    Does Boxifier app work with Dropbox? Or does he work on his own?

    Boxifier is a third-party app that works in conjunction with Dropbox. It allows you to sync folders outside of your local Dropbox folder, which Dropbox doesn't do. Dropbox can only sync the files and folders in the local Dropbox folder. Boxifer will sync folders from other locations directly to your account online.

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Rich
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2 years ago
EttoreC wrote:
I've installed Dropbox on drive C: and I've another disk named D:. I've documents data on disk 😧 but isn't possibile upload data in cloud and synchronize automatically them from this disk.

If you're referring to using the Backup feature to back up your keys folders (such as Desktop, Documents, etc.), then those key folders need to be in their original locations under your user profile, which would typically be on your C: drive.

 

If that's not what you're referring to, you'll need to provide more information.

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