Hope this info helps you all out, and you're able to get your files synced and availalbe in your Dropbox folder. Click the gear icon and select Preferences. To access this Settings Click the Dropbox icon from the system tray. Finally, ensure that ALL folders you want to be availalbe on your Desktop app are checked :ballot_box_with_check: in the Selective Sync settings, so you know for certain that they will sync down to your Dropbox folder.You can use Dropbox's "Bad Files Check" webpage to determine which files are not syncing due to incompatibilities: If your Google Drive file disappeared on one browser, try opening a different type of browser and see if that does not solve the issue. Check out this article for more detail: Why aren't certain files on one computer syncing to another? Ensure that all folders are able to sync to your device and that they don't fall under the category of files with incompatible file characters.Regarding desktop app performance, does the app appear to be up-to-date and running? Check what the sync status indicates.Ensure you're always running the latest stable build of the Dropbox desktop app, to keep up with better performance of the application.
If you then navigate to the Metro interface of Mail and navigate down to documents you should be able to find you documents and folders that are contained within your Google Drive. Hey K.7 glad to hear you got that sorted!įor everyone else who still might be experiencing issues with this, I'm adding a checklist of things to go through and make sure are running the way they're supposed to, to ensure that all of your Dropbox files sync locally and are availalbe in your Dropbox folder on the desktop: You can add Google Drive to be included in your Documents Library by right clicking it in the explorer and to add the location of your Google Drive.
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