Dropbox Connection Error Windows Xp
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reinstalling 3.03. The program installs but then when it goes to the Setup window I get an error message saying that I have no internet connection and to computer is offline (clearly it isn't since dropbox for windows xp sp2 I'm posting from it now"). Click the "retry" button but to no avail.
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This is on a PC currently running windows 8.1. Also the share dropbox link by right clicking disappeared about a week
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ago. My mac and mobile devices are still fine. Facebook Twitter LinkedIn Google+ Date Votes 45 comments 1 Morgan B. December 18, 2014 16:16 Just solved my problem in case anyone else is running
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into it. Pretty simple of course. The McAfee firewall was preventing me from completing the setup. Turned off the firewall for a couple of minutes and ran through setup. Permalink 1 Ben M. December 29, 2014 20:46 I'm having the same issue, but disabling windows firewall didn't help. Permalink 16 Ben M. December 30, 2014 20:38 For what it's worth - my issue looked the same and was dropbox installer for windows xp solved by disabling the proxy in dropbox settings. Permalink 1 Éloïse D. January 07, 2015 15:18 Hi, I have a question For Ben, How did you succeed to disabled your proxy settings if you can connect ? I can change it but it doen't keep the data when I update… Thanks a lot Permalink 0 Santi V. February 20, 2015 03:42 I was having the same problem, e.g. failure to recognize the internet. I tried turning off the virus protection (Kaspersky) and it went through with the installation. Permalink 3 Rui M. March 28, 2015 04:27 I had the same problem as Morgan and Ben. I first tried to disable Windows firewall and antivirus, that didn't work. Then I tried configuring "Proxies" to "No Proxy", and that solved the problem. Permalink 0 Diego Alonso E. March 30, 2015 09:40 Try running this command at the command prompt netsh winsock reset catalog Permalink 0 Oxord Computer H. May 25, 2015 00:25 Same problem here, I am using windows XP and I already tried turning off my Firewall and turn proxy to "no proxy". But did not resolve the problem. Please help... Permalink 0 daniel k. May 31, 2015 13:04 Same here, I tr
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- Connection Issues Discussion in 'Software' started by xTH3xMoDsZx, Feb 1, 2014. Thread Status: Not open for further replies. xTH3xMoDsZx Private E-2 Hi all! I'm having issues with Dropbox 2.6.2 (Desktop software) Each and every-time http://forums.majorgeeks.com/index.php?threads/dropbox-connection-issues.283466/ I load Dropbox, it keeps coming up as "No Internet Connection" and also, if I hover over the Dropbox icon in the Taskbar it also says "Can't establish secure Internet Connection" (See attachment) I've checked my AV/Firewall and it's allowing incoming and outgoing connections, and after doing so, it has done square root of jack. Hope you MajorGeeks could help me? :major -Alex Attached Files: dropboxerror.jpg File size: 24.4 KB Views: 7 Last edited: Feb 1, windows xp 2014 xTH3xMoDsZx, Feb 1, 2014 #1 xTH3xMoDsZx Private E-2 Someone please help? xTH3xMoDsZx, Feb 1, 2014 #2 Adrynalyne Guest The most likely culprit is that a firewall is blocking it. Adrynalyne, Feb 1, 2014 #3 xTH3xMoDsZx Private E-2 Adrynalyne said: ↑ The most likely culprit is that a firewall is blocking it.Click to expand... Meh, I've checked numerous of times, I've even uninstalled my AV and turned off my Firewall - and still not dropbox connection error working. xTH3xMoDsZx, Feb 1, 2014 #4 Adrynalyne Guest https://www.dropbox.com/help/23/en http://www.yougetsignal.com/tools/open-ports/ Check your ports. Edit: That might not be the answer. Anyway, it sounds to me like your ports are still blocked. Try running dropbox from safemode w/ networking. Adrynalyne, Feb 1, 2014 #5 xTH3xMoDsZx Private E-2 Adrynalyne said: ↑ https://www.dropbox.com/help/23/en http://www.yougetsignal.com/tools/open-ports/ Check your ports. Edit: That might not be the answer. Anyway, it sounds to me like your ports are still blocked. Try running dropbox from safemode w/ networking.Click to expand... I used that yougetsignal.com website and both ports that are required are closed/blocked I'm unsure how I'm going to accomplish this, here's what my port mapping looks like [see attachment] xTH3xMoDsZx, Feb 8, 2014 #6 Adrynalyne Guest Do you have UPnP enabled? Adrynalyne, Feb 8, 2014 #7 xTH3xMoDsZx Private E-2 Adrynalyne said: ↑ Do you have UPnP enabled?Click to expand... Indeed I do! xTH3xMoDsZx, Feb 8, 2014 #8 Adrynalyne Guest Well if you suspect the router, put your computer under DMZ, and test it. Adrynalyne, Feb 8, 2014 #9 xTH3xMoDsZx Private E-2 Adrynalyne said: ↑ Well if you suspect the router, put your computer under DMZ, and test it.Click to expand... How will I execute that? Could you tell me how? xTH3xMoDsZx, Feb 17, 2014 #10 Adrynalyne Guest What router do you have? Adrynalyne, Feb 17, 2014 #11 s