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Daniel18
8 years agoExplorer | Level 4
Windows User Account Control (UAC) keeps popping up
Do you want to allow this program to make changes to your computer? Dropbox.exe VERY ANNOYING. Comes up all the time. Was working fine for at least a year now, and suddenly I keep getting thi...
- 8 years agoHey Daniel18, thanks for sharing your thoughts on this behavior on our Community & welcome aboard, Iâd happily check back with you on this inquiry!You may keep in mind that youâre getting this message, as youâll need to update the Dropbox desktop application to the latest version (50.4.71), so itâs advisable to ensure that youâre running this one on your affected device(s). Also, it seems that youâve chosen to install Dropbox on a different user profile (& not the admin one on your pc).You should be able to install Dropbox without admin privileges. The key is to say "No" when Windows prompts you for the admin's password.That said, we recommend installing Dropbox with admin privileges as some features, like overlay icons, rely on it.Hopefully this info addresses your inquiry, though please do let me know here if Iâve misunderstood your request or you have any additional questions. Thanks again for posting us & happy Monday!
Cvbeth
7 years agoNew member | Level 2
I just started having this a few days ago. Dropbox has been working well on my PC for years (Windows 10 Home). Dropbox says it's up to date.
Jane
Dropbox Staff
7 years agoHey Cvbeth, please accept my apologies for the tardy reply.
Kindly note that this is a slightly outdated discussion, however Iâm wondering whether youâve had the time to check the troubleshooting steps in my previous post above. If so, then it would be best if you re-installed once again following the relevant link on the Community--> (Stable Build 83.4.152), as there has been a new version since then.
You should be able to get it through the Download link I had included on step #3 above, Iâm merely specifying here for clarity.
Keep me posted on the results when you have a minute!
- Luke94236 years agoNew member | Level 2
Hey Jane,
I'm having same issue. tried installer. runtime error x80004002
- Luke94236 years agoNew member | Level 2
- Rich6 years ago
Super User II
0x80004002 is a Windows error; not a Dropbox error. It usually indicates a problem with Windows Update or possible damaged system files. There are a lot of results online that discuss the error, and possible ways to resolve it. I'd suggest a Google search for 0x80004002.
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