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Community Member of the Month - October 2025
The leaves are turning, the air is crisp, and it’s time to celebrate another shining star in the Dropbox Community! 🍂⭐ Say hello to our October Community Member of the Month… ccjc4sub This month, ccjc4sub stood out for their incredibly detailed and thoughtful response in the discussion about Dropbox icon overlays in File Explorer. Their explanation was so clear and easy to follow that it’s sure to help countless users in the future who come across the same issue. What really makes ccjc4sub a true community champion is their dedication - they didn’t just find a solution; they came back to share that their issue was resolved, ensuring others could benefit from the full story. That’s the kind of generosity and follow-through that keeps our Community thriving! Thank you, ccjc4sub for your time, clarity, and commitment to helping others. You make the Dropbox Community a better, more supportive space for everyone. We’ve got a little surprise for you! Just reply to this message and we’ll make sure your well-earned token of appreciation is on its way 🎁��. Think someone else deserves the spotlight next month? Drop their name in the comments below 💬 Want to be our next Community Member of the Month? Get involved, share what you know, start a convo, and spread the love with likes and comments ❤️ You never know... you could be next! 😎Community Member of the Month - July 2025
We blinked and July was over! 🎉 But before we get too far into August, it’s time to celebrate someone who’s been making waves in the Dropbox Community. 🌟 Say hello to our Community Member of the Month for July … Shelladmin 👋 This month, Shelladmin stood out in a big way. As only a new member, they’ve set the bar high with their thoughtful and clear use of our brand new thread templates (you may have seen them when you are going to post something within our Help section). ✨ Their super helpful thread How can I see every folder in my Dropbox account in my macOS Finder? really grabbed our attention. Not only did they break down a tricky issue with clarity and care, but I know this thread will for sure help a bunch of future users tackle the same challenge with confidence. 💡📂 Thank you, Shelladmin! 😁 We’ve got a little surprise for you! Just reply to this message and we’ll make sure your well-earned token of appreciation is on its way 🎁🚀. Think someone else deserves the spotlight next month? Drop their name in the comments below 💬 Want to be our next Community Member of the Month? Get involved, share what you know, start a convo, and spread the love with likes and comments ❤️ You never know... you could be next! 😎Community Member of The Month - March 2025
Wow how are we 3 months into 2025 already? Here (in Ireland), March brought longer days, the first hints of spring and of course, St. Patrick’s Day celebrations. While the weather might still be unpredictable, one minute sunshine, the next a sudden downpour, one thing that remains constant is the kindness and support within our Community. This month, we are especially excited as we introduce our very first Community Member of the Month for 2025! And that honour goes to wetenhr Despite only joining last month, wetenhr has already embraced the true spirit of the Community. A perfect example of this was when they returned to a thread to update another user who had the same issue, letting them know that while it might take some time depending on their device, it worked for them. Their genuine enthusiasm and helpful nature embody what makes this Community so special, and we are incredibly grateful for all the support they have provided . By providing a solution on the Community, they have not only helped others but demonstrated their passion for Dropbox. Congratulations, wetenhr thank you for making our Community a better place. We have got a special surprise just for you! Simply reply to this message and we will make sure your token of appreciation is on its way to you ASAP. Think someone else deserves to be next month’s Community Member of the Month? Let us know in the comments below. And if you want to snag the spotlight yourself, jump into the fun, share your knowledge, start conversations and spread the love by liking and commenting. You could be the next to shine!How to Link your Calendars to Dropbox
As we step into 2025, integrating tools and apps has become essential for seamless workflows 💪. Our lives revolve around our schedules and calendars so linking your Dropbox account with your Google or Outlook calendar not only saves time but also boosts productivity by centralizing your tasks, files, and appointments in one place 👨💻. Here’s a step-by-step guide to linking Dropbox with your calendar and contacts for ultimate productivity: Log in to Dropbox.com via the web browser Click the grid in the left-hand corner Select App Centre to find what you wish to link. Search Calendar within the search bar to find your desired calendar application. Select connect on your desired calendar linkage. Follow the on-screen instructions to grant Dropbox access to your calendar and contacts. For Google Calendar, you may need to log in to your Google account and confirm permissions. For Outlook, log in to your Microsoft account and complete the authorization. Linking Dropbox with your Google or Outlook calendar and contacts is a simple way to stay organized and save time 💌. It keeps your files, schedules, and contacts connected, making it easier to manage meetings, deadlines, and teamwork 🤝💬. Give it a try and see how it can simplify your workflow and boost your productivity.How to restore deleted files with Dropbox
If you’re anything like me, you’ve probably accidentally deleted files at some point since you opened your Dropbox account (I do this way more than I care to admit). The most notable time was when I accidentally deleted my entire thesis, instead of of some notes I’d taken. Luckily, with Dropbox, you have at least 30 days to restore these files, and it’s really simple. Here’s how to do it. Login to dropbox.com Click on Deleted files from the left-hand side bar Select all of the files you would like to restore Click Restore Files will now be moved back to their previous location That’s it; it really is that simple! But remember, these files won’t stay in the Deleted files section forever, so if you do find yourself needing to Restore files don’t delay! If you're still a little unsure you can more about Restoring deleted files in Dropbox. Now that you’ve restored your files, what would you like to learn next? Let us know and we’ll see what we can do to help.How to change your Dropbox account password
If you’re new to Dropbox, or still finding your feet with your Drobpox account, you might be wondering how to change the password associated with your account. Well, don’t worry, we’ve got you covered with our step-by-step guide to changing your password. We’ll be showing you how to change your Dropbox account password if; You’ve forgotten your password and you’re not logged in You’ve forgotten your password and you’re logged in You know your current password You’ve forgotten your password and you’re not logged in We’ve all forgotten a password at some stage, whether it’s because you’ve got so many of them or you just had a momentary brain lapse, but it’s not the end of the world. Even if you’re logged out, there are super-easy ways to reset it. So, here’s how to reset your password if you’re logged out of your Dropbox account. Go to dropbox.com and click where it says Login Enter your email address and hit Continue Instead of entering your password click on Forgot your password? Enter your email address and click Submit You will receive an email containing a Reset password link Follow the link and then enter your new password and click Submit You will receive an email to confirm your password has been reset You’ve forgotten your password and you’re logged in You may also find yourself in a situation where you are still logged into your Dropbox account and you can’t remember your password. Granted, this one happens a little less often, but believe me I have been here on numerous occasions. Rather than trying to make sure you never accidentally log yourself out, for the rest of your life, there are easier ways to get around this scenario. You can just change your password pretty easily. Here’s how to do it. Click on your avatar or initials in the top right hand corner of your screen and select Settings Click on the Security tab and then select Change password Click on Forgot password? Then enter your email address and hit Submit You will receive an email containing a Reset password link Follow the link and then enter your new password and click Submit (Make sure your password is secure and unique. Learn how to create a strong password) You will receive an email to confirm your password has been reset You know your current password There may also be times when you know your current password, but you still want to change it. You might be trying to be extra careful, using a shared device, or worried that someone else may have access to your Dropbox account. Here’s how to change your password if you know your current password. Click on your avatar or initials in the top right hand corner of your screen and select Settings Click on the Security tab and then select Change password Enter your new password and then click Change password You will receive an email to confirm your password has been reset We hope you found this step-by-step guide helpful, please let us know if you were able to change your password using one of these methods.
