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Martin T.1
8 years agoNew member | Level 2
Stuck on "upgrading dropbox"
As of today Dropbox is permanently stuck on "upgrading Dropbox". I'm running Dropbox in Linux. I've found references to such error messages a good while back by Googling, but no simple fix.
- 8 years agoHey there Martin T.1!So as to have a better understanding of what youâre seeing, could you please send me a screenshot of this message (omitting any personal info)? Please keep in mind that if your Dropbox desktop app is trying to update, the latest stable version should be at 53.4.66 - could you hover over your Dropbox icon and let me know what version you see outlined?Thanks in advance! :grin:
ngtr
7 years agoHelpful | Level 6
Huh? That was not solved. Asking for a screenshot is not solving this problem!
- Lusil7 years ago
Dropbox Staff
Hey ngtr, if youâre running into the same notification, could you please let me know if youâve tried reinstalling to the latest stable version of the desktop app (69.4.102)?If the behavior persists, could you please let me know what the Dropbox icon reads when you hover over it?Thanks!- ngtr7 years agoHelpful | Level 6How can I tell which version I'm running? Dropbox on Linux seems to have zero possibility to show the version. I'm installing the newest one from your website, it does not refer to the version you mention, but says 2019.02.14. I will see if the problem reoccurs.
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