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How to Fix the “OpenGL” Problem when Running Dropbox as a Windows Service

Posted on September 27, 2019 (Revised January 7, 2023)

What’s the problem with Dropbox? As we wrote about last week, Dropbox version 81.4.195 often fails to run as a background Windows Service. The telltale sign that Dropbox is in trouble is this wordy alert, which appears in Session 0: … Continue reading →

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