Sometimes, Windows loses track of who "owns" a folder. Right-click your Dropbox folder, go to , and ensure your user account has "Full Control." Users on the Dropbox Community have noted that even if you are an administrator, re-applying these permissions can sometimes "force" the system to recognize your authority over the files. Reinstalling the Desktop Client
Completely close Dropbox (Right-click the icon in the taskbar > Gear icon > ). Open the Start menu, type Dropbox , and right-click the app. Select Run as administrator . 3. Clear Dropbox Cache dropbox error 0x80070780
If the system cannot access the file due to internal corruption, use the built-in Command Prompt tools: Sometimes, Windows loses track of who "owns" a folder
Move the problematic file from its deep folder structure directly to the or the root of the C: Drive . Rename the file to something shorter. 7. Advanced Reinstall of Dropbox Open the Start menu, type Dropbox , and right-click the app
Corrupted Windows system files can also lead to file access issues. Open .
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