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Zheszpar
12 months agoNew member | Level 1
Dropbox Lite - "Can't upload. Please try again later."
Running into the error listed in the topic title. This is a fresh Dropbox Lite install. I've approved the login via email. The app was able to create a folder, but it refuses to upload any files. My ...
Walter
Dropbox Community Moderator
11 months agoHey Zheszpar - thanks for the additional details.
Can you please let us know if you've tried disabling your security software temporarily as a test to see how it goes?
Also, do you happen to have the Dropbox desktop app installed on the affected machine?
Let us know and we'll take it from there.
Zheszpar
11 months agoNew member | Level 1
Sure thing - and thanks for continuing to look into this odd situation!
I've just tried disabling the antivirus and firewall in windows and reuploading - no dice, same issue.
I haven't installed the Dropbox desktop app on either laptop that I've been testing this on, no.
- Walter11 months ago
Dropbox Community Moderator
I see, thanks for clarifying this for me Zheszpar
We might need to switch to email to have a further look internally at this point, but before we get there, could you try uninstalling the app, creating a new OS profile on your computer and try to install the app there?
Do you get the same results?
Also, you mentioned that this was a fresh Dropbox Lite install. Was any Dropbox app ever running on the device?
- Zheszpar11 months agoNew member | Level 1
Sure thing!
Just tested that out - I made a local account, installed Dropbox Lite first thing, logged in, uploaded a test file, same error.
No version of Dropbox was on this laptop previously - at least not since I've owned it. I purchased this laptop used, installed fresh Windows 11 on a brand new SSD.
- Zheszpar11 months agoNew member | Level 1
For sure - and sure thing! Happy to troubleshoot further via email. Thank you!
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