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td47
Collaborator | Level 8
7 months ago
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Dropbox desktop app causes an "Event 3033" at every startup on my Windows computer

I see Microsoft Windows Event 3033 created at every startup of Dropbox version 224.4.4811. Code Integrity determined that a process (\Device\HarddiskVolume4\Program Files (x86)\Dropbox\Client\Drop...
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  • Nancy's avatar
    Nancy
    7 months ago

    Hope you don’t mind, if I jump in here, td47. I checked this with our team in the meantime, and they also confirmed that this is a third-party issue, and not one directly related to Dropbox.

    What you can try instead is to download the Dropbox app via the Microsoft Store, as it shouldn’t contain vulkan-1.dll.

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td47
Collaborator | Level 8
7 months ago

Theresa​ I tend to use Dropbox as a basic cloud storage service, along with OneDrive, and Google Photos, to spread the storage load. Important docs and photos get backed up locally on external/large disks, as I don't like to rely ONLY on Cloud Storage, as it is "someone else's computer"!. I DO like the shareability features in Dropbox, though, as some friends share pictures with us.

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