The next step is to check the apps that have access to your Dropbox account. If you don’t want to move them out of Dropbox, you can delist them in your Dropbox account by clicking the “delist device” option. It will delete your files from Dropbox, but you’ll still need to move them outside of your Dropbox folder. You can use this option if you’re having trouble deleting files from your computer. You can also downgrade to a free Dropbox subscription. If you’re using an external account, you’ll be prompted to set a password and confirm the deletion. Then, simply click the Dropbox icon to close any background processes. This will cause the Dropbox icon to fade and you won’t see your initials or profile picture. Please help me force remove this app -or- is there still hope on how to successfully install it? Thank you for your time.If you want to delete Dropbox from your Mac, you’ll first have to unlink your Mac from your Dropbox account. deb file and tried launching it, but then there's an error message saying there's a conflict. It just gets stuck at like 31% download or some random percentage number.Īnd so I tried the developer's website and downloaded the. And then after another overnight, it never happens. I was almost happy when it started downloading the app thru the terminal. So that I can try sudo apt-get update & sudo apt-get upgrade So I proceeded to remove the lock file supposedly involved via: sudo rm /var/lib/apt/lists/lockĪnd then sudo rm /var/cache/apt/archives/lock However, it would show that dpkg is locked and I can't proceed. Next I tried to run sudo dpkg -configure -a
It seems like the progress bar is on an endless loop. I clicked on the "remove" button and I left it overnight and it's still 'pending'. So far I've tried of course the go-to area for newbies: Ubuntu Software Center.
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