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alowe2025
7 months agoNew member | Level 2
I have a .mp4 file in my Dropbox but no way to delete it.
Its name is Sequence 01.mp4 and its size is 1 GB. Right click only show File info and File activity. No idea how did the file come to my Dropbox. At least I don't recognize the content and want to ...
- 7 months ago
Please consider this closed. The .mp4 file still exists in All files but clicking on it only leads to a dog. As indicated earlier, while Dropbox is feature-rich, it generates more unnecessary headaches like what i am experiencing. Please adhere to the motto in computer science: KISS keep it simple, stupid.
Hannah
Dropbox Community Moderator
7 months agoThanks for the additional info and screenshots, alowe2025, I can see them on my end.
Can you check the location of the file? Meaning, does it look like it's stored in your main Dropbox account or in some kind of folder?
If you go to your events page, do you see anything related to this file?
alowe2025
7 months agoNew member | Level 2
It says I deleted the file on 5/15. But while the file still exists in Search and Relevance?
- Nancy7 months ago
Dropbox Community Moderator
Hi from me too, alowe2025! Can you send me a visual of what you see on your end?
More specifically, I’d like a screenshot showing that the file has been deleted and one more full screenshot of the same file that you see when going to your All files page here.
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