I can even put files on Home PC and Laptop PC from any other device using the web interface or the mobile app. This way when I move things from Recent Photos to Photo Library (I can do it from Home PC or from Dropbox web app), they get deleted from Laptop PC, even if my laptop is off (actually Dropbox will remove them once it syncs). After this, make sure the computer reboots properly and retry syncing your OneDrive. On Office Pc I don't synchronize neither of them. On Windows 10, close any open programs, select the start menu, click the power icon and choose restart. On Laptop PC I tell Dropbox to sync only Recent Photos. Both of them are synchronized to Home PC. So I created two folders: Photo Library and Recent Photos.
I want to keep al my photos in Home PC, most recent photos on Laptop PC (I have a small SSD), and no photos on "Office PC" (don't need them there).
We will disable it try updating the application. Let's call them Home PC, Office PC and Laptop PC. One of the reasons why Dropbox fails to update is because your Windows firewall is conflicting with it. I do something similar with my photo collection, since I use 3 PCs. Things put elsewhere will be synchronized to both PCs. No, it's not possible, but there's a workaround that requires a little of organization: you can create at least two folders, one for things you want to keep only on your Work PC and another for things you want to keep only on your Home PC. No, it's not possible to prevent Dropbox syncing of folder in the root directory.
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