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alexmiller_spillt
2 years agoExplorer | Level 3
Stuck "Indexing..." on macOS 14.5. I've tried everything.
Even before an upgrade, I was stuck on either syncing or indexing endlessly. Currently my comp is just endlessly "indexing..." at the bottom of the app menu. I've uninstalled and reinstalled many tim...
PROF_ROBOTICO
2 years agoExplorer | Level 4
Nancy, it says "The message you are trying to access is not available." on your replies. Please advise what I shall do!
Nancy
Dropbox Community Moderator
2 years agoThanks for the extra info, @PROF_ROBOTICO! Iâm seeing a few things we can address together.
First off, v207.3.5611 is one of our beta/experimental builds. To make sure this isnât causing any extra issues, Iâd like you to go here and turn off early releases. After that, you can download the latest stable app. The app version you should be seeing should be 206.4.6506.
I also checked your screenshot, but it looks like your computer wasnât done calculating the size of the Dropbox folder just yet. Can you follow the same steps and give it some more time?
Iâm just trying to make sure your folder doesnât contain more than 300k files, which could cause performance issues on the Dropbox app.
- PROF_ROBOTICO2 years agoExplorer | Level 4
I turned off early releases but it downgraded to v205.4.5765 (and not 206.4.6506).
It has only 244.469 items, see screenshot. It is done counting.
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