Dropbox 184.4.6543 instal the new for mac

It seems like you're experiencing issues with Dropbox on your Mac. You've mentioned that it was working fine until September 25th, but now it's not syncing and you're worried about using up too much CPU power.

Firstly, I'd like to address the issue of high CPU usage by Dropbox. According to the text, this can happen when synchronizing a large number of files, especially during the initial setup. To solve this problem, you can try reducing the number of files being synced on your computer using selective synchronization.

Regarding the syncing status, it's mentioned that once you hover over the Dropbox icon in your system tray (on Windows) or menu bar (on Mac), you should see a syncing status indicator (e.g., 'Syncing 123 files'). This can help you monitor the progress of your sync.

Now, about the issue with not being able to get Dropbox to work despite having 5GB of free space through your Quicken subscription. It's possible that there might be some configuration issue or conflict with other applications on your Mac.

To troubleshoot this further, I'd like to ask a few questions:

1. Have you tried restarting your computer or checking for any software updates?

2. Are you using the latest version of Dropbox on your Mac?

3. Do you have any other cloud storage services installed that might be conflicting with Dropbox?

If none of these suggestions help, it may be worth reaching out to Dropbox support directly to see if they can assist you further.

In the meantime, I hope this information helps resolve some of the issues you're experiencing with Dropbox on your Mac.

Dropbox 184.4.6543 instal the new for mac