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Check the sync status of your files and what order they’re syncing in.

Make sure the Dropbox desktop application is installed on your computer and learn how to:

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To sync your Microsoft Edge downloads to Dropbox anyway, manually change where your Microsoft Edge files download to Dropbox.

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If you’re on Windows and using Microsoft Edge, your Microsoft Edge downloads won’t sync to your “Downloads” folder in Dropbox with this feature.

If you have issues with an application after turning on computer backup

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Mac users: If you don’t see your files in Finder after backup, force quit Finder and relaunch it. If you don’t see your files after turning on computer backupĪny files that failed to backup to Dropbox will be in a folder called “Files on my computer” instead. If you get an error message that references Adobe Creative Cloud, follow the instructions in this Adobe Help Center article to delete the Library folder from your device.For example, if your folders are on an external hard drive, and the Dropbox folder is on your computer’s hard drive, move them to the same hard drive. If the Dropbox folder and the folders you’d like to back up aren’t on the same hard drive, move them to the same hard drive.If the folders you’d like to back up aren’t in their original, default locations, move them back.Note: You must have admin permissions on your computer to change permissions.If you’re using a Mac, make sure you allow access to files and folders in your security and privacy settings.

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Learn how to allow permission on Windows.

Allow edit permissions on all files and folders you’d like to back up.

Disable any other cloud-storage-provider folders (like iCloud, OneDrive, or Google Backup and Sync) from the folders you’d like to back up and ensure your files are back in their original folders on your computer.

Close any files or applications that use data in the folders you’d like to back up.

If you get an error while setting up computer backup, try the following troubleshooting steps before attempting setup again: If any files fail to back up, a shortcut will be created in Dropbox called “Files on my computer” that will take you to their location on your computer.

Mac users: Click OK when prompted to give Dropbox permission to access your folders.

If your work and personal accounts are connected, choose which Dropbox account you’d like to back up your folders to.

Check the folders you’d like to back up.

Note: If you’re on a Dropbox Business team and you don’t see this option, your admin may have chosen not to allow you to enable it.

Open your Dropbox desktop app preferences.

(If you’re not sure how, consult that company’s help center).

If any of the folders are already backed up to another cloud storage provider (like iCloud, OneDrive, or Google Backup and Sync), disable those backups and ensure your files are back in their original folders on your computer.

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Install the Dropbox desktop application, if you haven’t already.

Close all open files and applications on your computer.

How to set up computer backupīefore setting up computer backup, do the following: Like any files stored in Dropbox, you can view version history on these files and restore previous versions. You can access those folders, which are backed up under “Mac” or “PC”, from anywhere you use Dropbox, such as, the Dropbox mobile app, and the Dropbox desktop app on other computers. For Dropbox Business team members using the team folder structure, their folders will be backed up in that team member folder. Any changes or deletions you make to those folders from your computer, or in Dropbox, will be reflected in both places. Computer backup lets you back up certain key folders on your computer, such as “Desktop”, “Documents”, and “Downloads”, to Dropbox.Īfter backup, those folders, and the files within them, are still accessible from the same place on your computer, while also backed up to Dropbox.