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TomasVEUS
2 months agoNew member | Level 2
Making all of my files available offline on Mac OS 15.4
Hi, many (about 50% of 22GB) of my files and folders are displayed with the cloud icon, even I have the settings to always offline.
When I click on the cloud icon for these files a I get error:...
vladgasan
Dropbox Product Manager
2 months agoHi TomasVEUS ,
It looks like Dropbox wasn’t able to sync one of your files because of a system permission issue. Here are a few easy steps you can try to fix it:
- Restart your computer — this often clears system locks.
- Move the files/folders out of the Dropbox folder (for example, to your Desktop), then move them back into Dropbox.
- Duplicate the files/folders — right-click it, select Duplicate, and let Dropbox sync the new copy.
- Rename the files/folders — slightly change the name (for example, add “-new” at the end).
Let us know if you need help with any of these steps!
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