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I use the online version of dropbox and just login from there, if you use your original log in details password on the online version you should have the original account details for your upgraded version? Go to your settings adjust whatever you need to like sharing your files or folders this should update your cookies as well.<br />
Did you download it?<br />
&nbsp;I haven't upgraded it as I am happy with the amount space I have for free.<br />
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I use the online version of dropbox and just login from there, if you use your original log in details password on the online version you should have the original account details for your upgraded version? Go to your settings adjust whatever you need to like sharing your files or folders this should update your cookies as well.
Did you download it?
 I haven't upgraded it as I am happy with the amount space I have for free.
https://www.dropbox.com/home [https://www.dropbox.com/home]
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hi<br />
On a Windows 7 pc I copied a profile from one user over to another.<br />
Upon loging in as the new user I obtained an error because Dropbox couldn't start.<br />
The error log stated that Dropbox couldn't access the registry<br />
I actually had to log on as the previous user in order to remove the Dropbox registry entries; neither the new user, nor the administrator account were allowed to delete the registry entries.<br />
There is apparently a permission issue<br />
Any ideas ?<br />
Thanks<br />
Yann
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hi
On a Windows 7 pc I copied a profile from one user over to another.
Upon loging in as the new user I obtained an error because Dropbox couldn't start.
The error log stated that Dropbox couldn't access the registry
I actually had to log on as the previous user in order to remove the Dropbox registry entries; neither the new user, nor the administrator account were allowed to delete the registry entries.
There is apparently a permission issue
Any ideas ?
Thanks
Yann

Dropbox broken after profile copy

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