Very hard to completely disable the Dropbox client, which sneaks its updater into every corner of my new Windows 10 system. Here’s what I had to do to finally get rid of it:
- On Dropbox client, Settings, uncheck start automatically;
- Disable “DbxSvc” and two “Dropbox Update Service” in services.msc;
- Disable startups at Task Manager > Startup tab;
- Disable services in Control Panel > Task Scheduler > Task Scheduler Library.
I want Dropbox client to update only when I run Dropbox. This invasive behavior is completely unnecessary.
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