So now, the Dropbox MacOS client handles all the synchronization work with Dropbox, and in Windows 11, the I just save and read my files to that mapped drive. Beta participants will continue to see improvements to the experience as new updates are. Users interested in joining the beta can do so by following the instructions below. macOS is currently on version 12.1, with 12.2 due to be released imminently. Dropbox native support for Mac computers with Apple silicon (M1) processors is now available in beta to all users who have opted into Dropbox’s early releases program. Back on the original VM configuration dialog in the Options tab, I left the 'Map Mac volumes to Window' checked box checked. There’s a good chance Dropbox (and others) will have resolved the problem by the time macOS 12.3 arrives with Mac owners. I could then also specify if I just wanted 'Read' permissions or if I wanted 'Read & Write' permissions. This allowed me to specify the Dropbox Folder on my Mac as a folder to be shared with Windows. Clicking on the 'Custom Folders.' button opened a dialog box called 'User-defined MacOS Folders:) I then clicked the '+' button in the lower left of the dialog to open a Finder dialog box. Then in the configuration window of the VM (Parallels running but without the VM running), I clicked on the 'Options' tab, and then clicked on the 'Custom Folders.' button under the 'Share Mac' tab below the 'Share Folders' dropdown box.

That didn't seem to be a path that I wanted to go down.so here's what I did. Then I tried to download and install Dropbox on the VM, and got the not compatible feedback and the offer to install the Dropbox S product. I installed Parallels 17, then set up a Windows 11 (Arm) VM as well. I also ran into this problem yesterday when my new Mac with M1 arrived.

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