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# I got an error message 'Please verify if SharinPix Sync Setting is active'. What should I do?
If you encounter an error message similar to `Please verify if SharinPix Sync Setting is active`, this means that the Image Sync entry for the object is not active.
To reactivate the Image Sync setting for the object, follow the steps below:
* From the *Setup*, go to the **Custom Metadata Types** page.
* Next, click on **Manage Records** next to *SharinPix Sync Setting*.
* Click on **Edit** next to the object's Image Sync setting.
* Then, check the **Active** field and click save.
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**Note:**
If the **Active** field is not available on the custom setting layout, follow the steps below to add the same:
* Go to the **Custom Metadata Types** page and click on **SharinPix Sync Setting**.
* Scroll down to the *Page Layouts* section and click on **Edit** next to **SharinPix Sync Setting Layout**.
* Add the **Active** field on the layout and save.
* Then, go to the object's Image Sync settings and verify if the *Active* field has been checked.
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