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Neil_Stanley
3 years agoHelpful | Level 5
Dropbox and Windows 11 - not autostarting
Although all the settings say it should be, my recently installed copy of Dropbox on a new W11 machine is not autostarting on switch on. I'm having to start it manually. One PC and 2 iOS systems can ...
- 3 years ago
Neil_Stanley wrote:
Tried that (144.4.4491) - on reboot still no tray icon but DbxSvc exists in Task Manager.
Go into Windows Settings/Apps/Startup and make sure Windows hasn't disabled the startup of Dropbox.
Mark
Super User II
Have you tried a reinstall?
kndclark-125328012
2 years agoHelpful | Level 5
So none of the suggested fixes worked for me. In startup apps and in the app profiles it was already set to startup when the system starts. I do think I have solved the issue for my machine.
I looked in the task scheduler and there were two entries for Dropbox and both were disabled. I deleted the one that didn't look as complete and enabled the other. On reboot Dropbox was running. I hope this continues to work.
- Megan2 years agoDropbox Staff
Hi kndclark-125328012, thanks for the update!
Keep an eye out for this, and update us if you come across any issues again. See you around!
- r-c-1952 years agoHelpful | Level 6Hello,
Unfortunately the problem is back. Not sure of running CCleaner is causing the issue.
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