Files missing after dropbox upload and download

 · Mouse over your Dropbox icon on the status bar to see what is happening - a blue disc over the files means they are still uploading. Its important to remember that when you moved them to the Desktop Dropbox folder the speed you saw them 'upload' with isnt that - its them simply moving to a folder on your computer. - - - -.  · I scoured the Dropbox help pages and found a solution after I submitted a trouble ticket. Go to the empty folder and click on the trash can icon. It will most likely show all deleted files. Right click on the folder or file and you will see an option to "restore". 2 Likes.  · On the Home Page, the "Recent" section is super useful and normally one can quickly download files by clicking the horizontal ellipsis icon/button (the More Options menu) - this usually has "Download" as an option. However, after the recent UI change, it seems this option is gone.

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Make sure you’re not trying to sync a file that Dropbox can’t sync. There are certain types of files that Dropbox can’t sync or that create sync issues. These include: The files “bltadwin.ru”, “bltadwin.ru”, “.ds_store”, “icon\r”, “.dropbox”, and “bltadwin.ru”. If your file or folder is missing for another reason, see below for options on how you can recover it. Recover files. If the file or folder is missing because it was moved, renamed, or deleted by you or someone you are sharing it with: Dropbox Basic, Plus, and Family accounts can recover any file edits or deletions made within the last 30 days. I am uploading a file with bltadwin.ru extension. using filestream and then UploadAsync(). I can upload and download the file from a folder I generate on the Dropbox remote server using a c# desktop app called from a winform. I can also rename the file with the correct extension and it is formed correctly. below is the code to achieve that.