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Caren D.
10 years agoNew member | Level 1
How do you delete dropbox folder from one computer, without deleting the shared documents from on another computer?
I have two computers with that share the same dropbox file. I am getting rid of the older computer and want to delete dropbox and the files in it. However, I still want the files in the dropbox folder on newer computer. How can I do this without deleting all dropbox files on newer computer?
Unlink it at www.dropbox.com/account
Uninstall the app
Delete the folder
- Jane A.2New member | Level 1
And how to do a selective sync at Windows 10?
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- MarkSuper User II
Unlink it at www.dropbox.com/account
Uninstall the app
Delete the folder - David B.71New member | Level 1
Same situation here. I just migrated from an older MacBook to a newer one.
Where is the "unlink" that you mention above?
- David B.71New member | Level 1
Oh, I see it on the Security Tab under "Settings"
- Daniel R.41New member | Level 1
The current version of dropbox allows for selective syncing. For mac, go to the dropbox icon in the top right -> gear icon -> preferences -> account -> selective sync. Now you can manually choose which folders sync locally.
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