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When I look on the web version, the folders that are missing from my desktop app are visible and say they are shared with the Admin group for editing. I am in this group with three other people. I am still seeing a different set of folders when I login to DropBox via the web browser versus what is showing on the Desktop app.Īnother piece of information that may be helpful is that my company has a Group labeled "admin". I then uninstalled the DropBox desktop app and restarted my computer, then reinstalled DropBox desktop app and restarted a third time. I've read that Microsoft OneDrive sometimes creates compatibility issues with DropBox sync, so I uninstalled OneDrive and restarted my computer. I'm using a Dell Inspiron that's running Windows 11 Home. You can verify if it’s running by checking your system tray for the Dropbox icon.The basic issue is that I can't see on my desktop app all of the same folders that I can see in the web version (via my internet browser). Typically, the default setting is that Dropbox will automatically run when your computer starts.

Here’s the step-by-step instructions on how to use Smart Sync and save hard drive space. You are able rename, move, and delete the files and the changes will sync to your Dropbox account. However, the contents of the document(s) aren’t on your computer. When hard drive space becomes an issue, consider using Dropbox’s Smart Sync feature for files and folders that you access infrequently.īy using the Smart Sync feature, you still see the file names and thumbnail images on your computer. The downside is that all the files saved in your Dropbox account and synced to your computer are taking up valuable hard drive space on your computer.