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dvanschrick
New member | Level 1
2 years ago
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Support for Windows Server 2025

Hi there, I get this error today and Dropbox stopped working. OS is Windows Server 2025 Standard as a Terminalserver!!!!!! What's that **bleep**???????? We are on 100% productive and production S...
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  • BenDBX's avatar
    BenDBX
    2 years ago

    Hi dvanschrick

    After further investigation, you should be able to restore Dropbox functionality by opting out of early (beta) releases. You can follow the instructions here to do so.

    While Dropbox does not support Windows Server OS, this error message should not populate for Windows Server 2025, and it forces the app to quit. Reverting to the stable build should fix this as the banner message does not appear on the stable build.

    Our engineers are now aware of this and are working to ensure this is fixed in future releases.

    Ben

dvanschrick's avatar
dvanschrick
New member | Level 1
2 years ago

Please note paying customers of Dropbox: We are NOT in May 2025 and the functionality stopped IMMEDIATELY!!!!!

As for now Dropbox has NO functionality anymore since this complete BULL**bleep** message!

dbox_: Correct that IMMEDIATELY!

  • Hannah's avatar
    Hannah
    Icon for Dropbox Community Moderator rankDropbox Community Moderator
    2 years ago

    Hey dvanschrick, thanks for reaching out to our Community.

    We really appreciate your feedback on this; I've already passed your comments along to our team.

    Keep in mind that Windows Servers are not a supported setup for Dropbox.

    Running Dropbox on an unsupported operating system carries the risk of loss of functionality, but your feedback has been reported.

    If there's something else we can help you with, let us know.

    • BenDBX's avatar
      BenDBX
      Icon for Community Manager rankCommunity Manager
      2 years ago

      Hi dvanschrick

      After further investigation, you should be able to restore Dropbox functionality by opting out of early (beta) releases. You can follow the instructions here to do so.

      While Dropbox does not support Windows Server OS, this error message should not populate for Windows Server 2025, and it forces the app to quit. Reverting to the stable build should fix this as the banner message does not appear on the stable build.

      Our engineers are now aware of this and are working to ensure this is fixed in future releases.

      Ben

      • lycra's avatar
        lycra
        Collaborator | Level 9
        2 years ago

        Hi BenDBX and Hannah for the hint regarding early releases.

        I changed the toggle to stable and installed the LTS version. Is is currently indexing 360.000 files. Lets see if is working afterwards. I will keep you informed.

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