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Jesse D.1
10 years agoNew member | Level 1
How to permanently delete files or empty your trash bin without waiting for 30 days
How to permanently delete files or empty your trash bin without waiting for 30 days
This actually works and I added a few things to clarify.
Per Mark Mc (SUPER USER):
Completely ignore that Tra...
- 10 years ago
Not sure why this guide is necessary, its all covered here - https://help.dropbox.com/delete-restore/delete-files
Mark
Super User II
9 years agoYou dont Paul - deleted files DO NOT USE QUOTA.
So, if you are over space ignore what is already deleted because it WILL NOT use up the quota.
So, if you are over space ignore what is already deleted because it WILL NOT use up the quota.
Paul S.118
9 years agoNew member | Level 2
We'll, the amount of space it says I have used did not decrease after deleting a large number of files, some of them large enough to matter.
- Mark9 years ago
Super User II
Then something else is using the quota, because as I said, deleted files do not use the quota.
In any shares? If so it could be that they are eating up your quota as soon as you delete things- Paul S.1189 years agoNew member | Level 2
I think you were right, as son as one thing was deleted, the next file waiting to sync must have been replacing it and so on until I finally got enough space for all to be OK again.
- becalash7 years agoNew member | Level 2
I did delete permanently, but it still appearrs in the deleted folder
Trevor Dsa
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