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LisbonMile
8 years agoHelpful | Level 5
No Internet Connection on macOS Sierra
I've used Dropbox successfully on my MacBook Pro until recently, when I had problems and re-intalled the app. I've tried several times to reinstall it, but every time I get the message "No Internet C...
- 8 years ago
Actually, DropBox was installed, but grayed out in the top taskbar. It was just stuck on 'connecting...', and I was able to open Settings > Preferences > Network, and change the Proxy Setting from 'Auto-detect' to 'No proxy'. Not sure how it had got set to Auto-detect, but changing it solved the problem and it's now working fine, thank you.
Mark
Super User II
To help others I dont suppose you'd mind telling us how you fixed it would you?
LisbonMile
8 years agoHelpful | Level 5
Actually, DropBox was installed, but grayed out in the top taskbar. It was just stuck on 'connecting...', and I was able to open Settings > Preferences > Network, and change the Proxy Setting from 'Auto-detect' to 'No proxy'. Not sure how it had got set to Auto-detect, but changing it solved the problem and it's now working fine, thank you.
- bettermax8 years agoNew member | Level 2I tried your method and changed the proxy preference to no proxy. But it still doesn't work. Did you set it in dropbox preference or mac network preference? Cheers.
- LisbonMile8 years agoHelpful | Level 5
Hi , I really can't remember, and right now I'm in Far North Queensland, which is pretty remote, and just getting a bit of Wifi on my iPad is an achievement!
What at I did do was delete and completely reinstall the Dropbox app, but where I did the proxy thing I cannot recall. Maybe need a bit of trial and error? When I get back to civilisation and Mac territory, I'll try and find out and let you know.
Good luck!
- AntoineH8 years agoNew member | Level 2
Drove me nuts as well. Recently ungraded from Mac Air to MacBookPro with MacOS Sierra.
Soliution is to dissable the auto proxy setting in Dropbox preferences.
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