(By the way, I have already tried running a command in Windows that hides all of these files.

Prevent them from syncing to the Dropbox server in Windows 7.

However, in Windows they are visible and sync to the Dropbox server.

From OS X these do not sync to the Dropbox server and are hidden. There is at least one of these almost for every file in Dropbox. OS X creates a bunch of files in Dropbox ending in. Then on Windows 7, I have a trial version of Paragon HFS+ for Windows installed. I have now formatted the Data partition as Mac OS Extended (Journaled). This was unsatisfactory in that it would not stay indexed in OS X, and there were other issues. I have tried using it in the past formatted as exFAT. I have my Dropbox folder in the partition. Any assistance would be greatly appreciated.I have a Data partition between OS X Mavericks and Windows 7 Boot Camp. Both computers are running Windand for Antivirus they are both running Windows defender. Upon restarting the processes myself, i did get a yellow notice in Dropbox stating that Smart Sync was experiencing an issue. They have 816GB of free space on their hard drive and we use Smart Sync. I remoted in to their machine today and looked in to it. We have uninstalled and reinstalled Dropbox, restarted the computer, manually stopped all Dropbox processes and restarted Dropbox.

They put the file on a USB drive plugged it into their laptop and copied it to the Dropbox folder and it synced up immediately. It just sits there for hours trying to sync, no error messages or notifications. On their desktop pc, running windows 10 home 1903, their files no longer sync after they make a change. One of our employees is currently having an issue that started around July 1st. We are using Dropbox for our company to share files between employees as well as to have a backup and versioning.

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