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Nadav1
2 years agoExplorer | Level 3
Re: Can't log in "Previous sign-in interrupted" error
Hello,
I have a new Windows laptop. I have dowloaded Dropbox and I am trying to sign in to my buisenss account (I don't have any other account).
It opens the browser, I enter my company details, and when it goes back to the software, it can't sign in with the following Error message:
"Previous sign in interrupted. Please try again"
I have tried multiple times, uninstall the program and re-install it.
I have followed the threads here in the community and tried to clear the cache in the browser, as well as using different browsers.
I have tried to download what is referred to as "offline installer" but it is the same.
What to do?
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- Hannah2 years ago
Dropbox Community Moderator
Hey Nadav1, sorry to see you're having this issue.
Can you check Maddux's workaround above, to see if it helps you as well?
- Nadav12 years agoExplorer | Level 3
Hi Hannah,
No, it does not help.
The 'Connect a computer' option on the app just linking to the download of the desktop software.
I still cannot connect to Dropbox on my new laptop.
- Nadav12 years agoExplorer | Level 3
The IT guy of my company managed to solve it.
He deleted some of the devices that were connected to my account, after which, it was able to log in to Dropbox on my new laptop.
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