Note: For either approach you have to kill/restart the explorer.exe process(es) for the changes to take effect. If you prefer the manual approach, you can still rename or delete the entries under HKLM\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Explorer\ShellIconOverlayIdentifiers Windows will apply the first 15 Enabled overlays. NirSoft's ShellExView is a handy tool to enable/disable Shell Icon Overlays without needing to mess around in the registry. Overlays 3, 4, 6 and 8 are duplicates of the primary 4, but for locked files. The 4 primary status icons described in this Dropbox help doc are 1, 2, 5, and 7. Disabling one of the overlays above will affect both. There are not separate overlays for files and folders. | Dropbo圎xt8 | Gray (lock) | A file/folder isn't syncing (locked file) | | Dropbo圎xt7 | Gray | A file/folder isn't syncing | | Dropbo圎xt6 | Red (lock) | Sync not happening (locked file) | | Dropbo圎xt5 | Red | Sync not happening | Blue There's Engadget, Skype, Twitter, Facebook, Dropbox, Distro, Echofon. | Dropbo圎xt4 | Blue (lock) | Sync in progress (locked file) | Black & Red The AP's mobile news app and Opera Mini come to mind. | Dropbo圎xt3 | Green (lock) | Synced! (locked file) | This is my primary work computer & it's getting more & more out of sync with my Windows 7 laptops on which Dropbox is still working fine.I went through and enabled/disabled each Dropbox Shell Icon Overlays and found the following results below on Windows 7 圆4 and Dropbox 2.10.30. Syncing paused A solid black circle with a white pause icon means that you paused syncing. Learn how this animation relates to the physics of heat. Any changes you made are updating everywhere you access your files in Dropbox. Learn how sliding blocks compute an unexpected constant. This is the same behavior as before I did the Uninstall three weeks ago I guess I've been putting off the Advanced Reinstall because I was afraid this would happen. A solid black circle with two white arrows going in a circle means that the Dropbox files and folders on your computer are in the process of updating. After a pause, the Dropbox icon briefly appeared in white in the tray but disappeared after a few seconds.
I tried double-clicking the Dropbox icon in the Start box. It got far enough that my Dropbox folder in File Explorer (C:\Users\Roy\Dropbox) changed back from a generic folder icon to the familiar blue Dropbox icon, and Dropbox reappeared in my list of apps in the Start box. The install ran for about three more minutes before apparently stopping. It took about 3 minutes to download the desktop app.
Hannah (or whoever can help me): I uninstalled, rebooted, deleted the only Dropbox folder I found (in PROGRAMFILES(X86)), and downloaded and double-clicked Dropboxinstaller.exe.
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