If you're running an older version of an operating system, you may receive an email notification from Dropbox that it's no longer supported. To run the Dropbox desktop app, you'll need to disable compatibility mode. If you're on Windows, check that Dropbox isn't running in compatibility mode. Please review the list of supported operating systems and note that versions not explicitly listed there are not supported. If you received an email about end of support but you're not running one of the operating systems mentioned in this article, the Dropbox application might be running in an unsupported configuration. I got an email about this, but I'm not running one of the operating systems listed here You can access them from another supported device, or on if you're using a supported browser. If you're using the Dropbox app on an operating system that's no longer supported by Dropbox, your files will remain safe in your Dropbox account.
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To continue using the Dropbox desktop app on that computer after support has ended for your operating system, you'll need to update your operating system to a supported version. You'll also be signed out of the Dropbox desktop app on that computer. When an operating system is no longer supported, the Dropbox application will stop syncing file or folder changes.
Visit our system requirments article to find which operating systems Dropbox supports for your device. Periodically, we'll end support of the Dropbox app for these operating systems to keep our product offerings in line. These versions are not always compatible with older operating systems. We regularly release new versions of the Dropbox app with additional features, better performance, and enhanced security.
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