Windows Explorer crashes after copying files to Dropbox folder (BEX64)


  1. Eksy61
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    Windows Explorer crashes after copying files to Dropbox folder (BEX64)


    I have found an intermittent bug with Dropbox 14.4.19: When I copy some files from my C: drive to a Dropbox folder, then the next time I access a folder on my C: drive, Windows Explorer crashes with that BEX64 thing.

    At least, that's what the Event Viewer said, but it didn't give me any more information than that.

    Has anyone else encountered this problem?
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  3. Eksy61
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    Oh, yes, I forgot to mention: I'm running Windows 10 x64 14393.447
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