With this new update my cloud sync was disabled so I tried to set it back up. When trying to do so, I get the error saying : "Sync Error. Password of Data on Google Drive (or Dropbox) Required. I've tried my enpass password and all variations of my dropbox and google drive passwords and nothing works. you have a "help" button that leads to a dead link. What is going on? Why can I not sync my data anymore? both my android app and desktop app are up to date with the most current version as far as I can tell since I updated them today.

Edited January 25, 20197 yr by Stephen M

go in accounts and settings of your android phone and check for your google account syncing options whether it is turned on or off, try to manually sync and then put it to automatic update.

On 1/25/2019 at 11:36 PM, Stephen M said:

With this new update my cloud sync was disabled so I tried to set it back up. When trying to do so, I get the error saying : "Sync Error. Password of Data on Google Drive (or Dropbox) Required. I've tried my enpass password and all variations of my dropbox and google drive passwords and nothing works. you have a "help" button that leads to a dead link. What is going on? Why can I not sync my data anymore? both my android app and desktop app are up to date with the most current version as far as I can tell since I updated them today.

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 Hi @Stephen M

The error- Sync Error Password of Data on Google Drive (or Dropbox) Required means you need to enter the password of the Enpass file saved on the cloud account (Not your cloud accounts passwords). It generally happens when the password of Enpass local data and the file saved on the cloud have different passwords. To resolve, please enter the password of the cloud file.
In case, if you don't remember it, then either overwrite or delete the existing cloud file and re-configure the cloud sync.

On 4/1/2019 at 5:47 AM, Vikram Dabas said:

 Hi @Stephen M

The error- Sync Error Password of Data on Google Drive (or Dropbox) Required means you need to enter the password of the Enpass file saved on the cloud account (Not your cloud accounts passwords). It generally happens when the password of Enpass local data and the file saved on the cloud have different passwords. To resolve, please enter the password of the cloud file.
In case, if you don't remember it, then either overwrite or delete the existing cloud file and re-configure the cloud sync.

How can you do this for Google Drive? It doesn't appear in any file location that's user accessable

Edit: Found it, Google Drive -> Settings -> Manage Apps

Edited June 4, 20196 yr by jidar
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