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Test123235346637484
2 years agoNew member | Level 2
How to disable automatic updates, or pop-up messages asking for admin privileges.
Hello everyone, I am a client manager at a large media company. We have rolled out Dropbox version 188.4.6302 to all our clients via a software distribution system. However, after starting Dropbox, ...
Megan
Dropbox Community Moderator
2 years agoHi Test123235346637484, welcome to our Community!
Let me start by saying that what you're asking isn't really supported.
The app is created that way, that it needs to run with admin privileges. The Dropbox desktop app requires admin privileges to run with full functionality on your computer.
You can see more about this here.
Same goes for the automatic updates. The desktop app, needs to be up-to-date and using its latest version, in order to avoid any possible issues.
Keep in mind that the version you mentioned, is already behind, compared to the 195.4.4995 which is our latest stable version.
I hope this clarifies!
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