![]() ![]() I merely followed the instructions given on your "advanced reinstall" page, and now I am in this serious predicament. I assume that some of your Terminal commands must have screwed up something to cause this. In other words, my attempts at launching the Dropbox install no longer work. However, atop the list of those files it says "The application dropbox" could not be found. ![]() All that happens when I double-click the "Dropbox" named installer on the DMG is that it opens a new window, highlights "Dropbox" in the left "Favorites" sidebar, and it lists files I had saved locally on my computer. Since your replies are not forthcoming in a timely manner, I shall continue to try things and Edit this post to inform you. Not the app is missing, and a reinstall won't work. At least before all this I could use it, albeit with those repeated error dialogs. I am now worse off than before I opened this thread because Dropbox is now dead on my MacBook. Nothing happens except for yet another infuriating "DropboxFileProvider" quit unexpectedly error dialog. But since the Dropbox app is nowhere to be found, I just mounted the DMG and double-clicked the "Dropbox" icon installer. The DMG is not mounted, which it shouldn't be. So I double-clicked to try to install Dropbox again. The Dropbox Offline Installer is still mounted. And that silly " DropboxFileProvider" quit unexpectedly" error dialog just happened again while typing this! ![]() These repeated error dialogs are driving me mad.Īnd now I see something even more confusing.Įven though I just installed it, or so I thought, I am not finding Dropbox in my Applications folder anymore. While typing this, I got yet another " DropboxFileProvider" quit unexpectedly" error dialog, with crash log. Original: /Users/MyHomeFolder/Library/CloudStorage/Dropbox If I click that folder alias to select it and then Get Info, I see this. In addition, I also see a folder Alias named " Dropbox" in my Home directory. Both of these are real folders, not aliases. I also see another folder named " DropboxHelperTools.old" within my Home directory. Now that I have followed your " advanced reinstall process" I see my Dropbox folder is still in the Home directory but now with the name " Dropbox (Old)". My Dropbox folder is always stored in the DEFAULT location, which is inside my Home folder. ![]()
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