Scroll to Devices and find the device you’d like to learn more about.To learn which version of an operating system your computer has:
Learn more about which operating systems Dropbox supports for your device. If you're running an older version of an operating system, you may receive an email notification from Dropbox explaining that it's no longer supported. Periodically, we'll end support of the Dropbox desktop app for these operating systems. These versions are not always compatible with older operating systems. Given that DB is about sharing the latest same version of files between devices and it is not actually doing this, then it is currently totally useless as far as I am concerned.We regularly release new versions of the Dropbox desktop app with additional features, better performance, and enhanced security. Why is there no opportunity to do a 'manual' sync, or force a sync? I need to do this again within a week, so if this is not solved by then, I am stuffed. I use DB mainly to make changes to music related files, share them with the iPad, and then access them offline in remote locations. I know this becasuse, in the last 2 hours, I have, on the principal user device:ĭeleted one file - not been deleted on the other two devices Īdded a new sub folder - not been added to the other two devices Īdded a new file with a name different to any other file in the DB folder - not been added to the other two devices. None of the changes I have made to files in my Dropbox folder in the last 24 hours are syncing across to other users - not even between the two users on the same Windows 10 PC. As both users on the PC and on the iPad, I sign in to DB with e-mail address and password. On my main account, I have unlinked the old PC (which no longer exists). I have had to change the PC recently, so I have re-installed DB on this new PC. I have it installed for two users on the same desktop PC and also on an iPad. I am using Dropbox basic (only 5.2% of space used) on version 53.4.67.
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