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Lazman1140
3 years agoNew member | Level 2
Logged into my account and all my files are missing
I've had a drop box subscription for a few years and at renewal, December 1st, 2022, I upgraded to DropBox Plus. Last week I had a blue-screen issue on my Desktop and took it to a repairman. He saved...
Mark
Super User II
2 years agoHow long ago did you last log in, however BilboBaggins67 ?
If it was over 12 months the data is removed for inactivity and not recoverable.
BilboBaggins67
2 years agoExplorer | Level 3
I don’t keep records but it’s not been that long. Even if it was, it’s my data and I haven’t had a notification that anything was going to be deleted
- BilboBaggins672 years agoExplorer | Level 3Is anyone on here able to help me recover my account or my files?
- Mark2 years ago
Super User II
BilboBaggins67 wrote:
Is anyone on here able to help me recover my account or my files?If its over 12 months its unrecoverable. The terms and conditions do state this and Dropbox does send multiple emails over many months before it does so.
A quick easy way to check is via www.dropbox.com/events - what does that say or show? Also, if they were accidentally deleted they would be recoverable, for 30 days assuming you are a free user, from that page.
- BilboBaggins672 years agoExplorer | Level 3Been there. No events. Also no multiple emails. Is there a support email address for free account holders?
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