You will find the Dropbox.exe file there. :\Users\2ND_USERNAME\AppData\Roaming\Dropbox\bin\ĥ. Now log in to your primary user account once again.
Make sure the Dropbox folders for the two Dropbox accounts are not same. Once you are logged in, install Dropbox and configure it with the second Dropbox account. Now log off from your primary Windows user account and log in to the other one which is alter for me. If you have it already configured, skip this step.ģ. Use any one of the Dropbox account you are using. Now install Dropbox and configure it on your primary account which in my case is Abbu. Let me create a new user account named alter.Ģ. The password you choose can be a simple one. The new user account does not need to be an administrator account (though it is convenient to make it an administrator account as Dropbox installation file may be blocked using group policy) but it should be password protected. If you do not have one already, please create one. You will need to have atleast two user accounts on your Windows 7 or Vista. Run Multiple Instances of Dropbox on Windows 7 and Vistaġ. The first part shows you how you can use multiple instances of Dropbox on Windows 7 and Vista and the second one shows how you can do the same in other versions of Windows.
Here is a nice tutorial that you can use to run multiple instances of Dropbox on your Windows OS. How to Run Multiple Instances Of Dropbox on Windows OS
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