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AmyP2019
1 year agoExplorer | Level 3
I can't access my Dropbox files, as I keep being asked to verify my email address.
HELP!!!! I set up a Dropbox account in 2012 with my school email address (not a school group account). I can log in, but I cannot see my files because I cannot verify the account address. When I t...
Rich
Super User II
1 year ago
AmyP2019 wrote:
I can log in, but I cannot see my files because I cannot verify the account address.
If you're able to sign in, you shouldn't need to verify your email address to see your files. How long has it been since you last signed in to the account?
- AmyP20191 year agoExplorer | Level 3
Mid-February of 2024. I had no problem accessing my files until I purchased a new computer. When I installed the Dropbox app yesterday, I could log in, but I was prompted to verify my email address. When I requested verification be sent to a different address, I got an error code.
- Nancy1 year ago
Dropbox Community Moderator
Hey AmyP2019. The verification applies for the email address that’s currently linked to your Dropbox account, so it can’t be routed to a different email address.
However, can you send me a full screenshot of what you see when trying to access your Dropbox files? If there’s any personal info, please make sure to mask it first.
Finally, you mention having this issue when using the Dropbox app. Can you access your files online instead?
- AmyP20191 year agoExplorer | Level 3
Hi Nancy,
Here is what I see even when I try the online site
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