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There is no such error log on the client.

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Click the Dropbox icon in your system tray. When the app opens, you'll see your avatar or initials in the upper-right corner of the app. Click it and select Preferences from the menu that appears. Alternatively, you can CTRL-click the Dropbox icon in your system try to get the legacy menu and select Preferences from there. Once in Preferences, go to the Import tab and you'll see the option for saving screenshots to Dropbox.

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@magdas wrote: Is there no way to download an earlier version of Dropbox for IOS at all? The only way would be if you had previously installed an earlier version and that version was still available through the app store's previous purchases, but as you said, you've never installed it before so that option won't be available. There's no other way to install Dropbox.

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If there's no other data on the drive and you don't plan to use it with other operating systems (Mac, Linux, etc.), you could format the external drive as NTFS. Dropbox should then allow you to move the folder to that drive.

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If you have a Plus, Professional or Business account you can use the Smart Sync feature. It allows you to set files and folders as either Local where the file exists on your computer, or Online-only where the file appears on your computer but doesn't actually exist on the computer. It's just a pointer to the file online. https://help.dropbox.com/installs-integrations/sync-uploads/smart-sync Any Online-only file that you try to open on the computer would be downloaded and marked as Local. When you're done using the file you can mark is as Online-only again. Also, when you install Dropbox, you'll have the option of starting off with your entire Dropbox as Online-only.

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You can use Selective Sync to remove the local copy of a folder from your computer. https://help.dropbox.com/installs-integrations/sync-uploads/selective-sync-overview

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It will always create a Dropbox folder in whatever location you specify. In your example, your Dropbox folder would be located in E:\Folder1\Dropbox.

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Have you closed the applications used to maintain the encrypted files? In the case of VeraCrypt, have you dismounted the container? I'm having no issue uploading either GPG or HC files. They're successfully uploading both through a browser and when using the Dropbox client.

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What does the Events page say?

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@stephenkjohnson wrote: Now I cannot get Dropbox to recognize the folder I have been using for Dropbox for 6+ years. Uninstall Dropbox if it's installed. Rename your existing Dropbox folder to Dropbox_OLD or similar. Reinstall Dropbox and select the location that you want for the Dropbox folder. When the installation is finished, Dropbox will immediately start to sync. Pause syncing or exit Dropbox. Move the content of Dropbox_OLD into the newly created Dropbox folder. When the move is complete, and not before, resume syncing or re-launch Dropbox. At this point Dropbox will begin indexing all of your files. This process will take a while, especially if you have a lot of data to go through. During this time it may say that files are uploading or downloading, but it's only transferring comparison data and any changes that it find. Be patient and LET IT WORK.

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