Broken files after Dropbox Backup auto-upgrade that filled the hard drive.

I'm sorry but I just understood from your previous response that the new folders that are included in the Backup feature should not have sync icons any more. And I can confirm that to be true.

All the broken files I'm referring to are in ~/Documents or ~/Movies.

Here's a recap of what happened:

- I used Dropbox Backup for years for Documents and Movies. Dropbox Backup feature held these folders in /Dropbox folder and these files had sync icons. To save local drive space, I selected most of the folders and files as "offline only".

- Two days ago Dropbox app showed me a popup saying the Backup feature is changing and that the folders will be moved to their native location at ~/Documents, ~/Movies. And that to continue, Dropbox needs to disable and the re-enable the Backup feature.

- Dropbox then started downloading all the "offline only" files and folders which filled my drive and caused the computer to freeze.

- After restarting, Dropbox seemed to "think" that all the work nescessary was done.

- The result is that some files and folders have been moved successfully from Dropbox/Mac/Movies to ~/Movies. Some files are not and still reside in Dropbox/Mac/Movies. And some files were moved but the target files in ~/Movies are broken (Mac can't open them) and they are also unfortunately gone from Dropbox/Mac/Movies. Also they are gone from dropbox.com.

I could resolve the issue if I could get them back to dropbox.com somehow but they do not appear anywhere: by search, by selecting "show delete files" nor by Rewind feature.